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Those who post copyright material should expect no protection from the video-sharing site if accused of infringement.
Those who post copyright material should expect no protection from the video-sharing site if accused of infringement.
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be hundreds of clips of people acting like monkeys in front of thier
webcams..
going. Youtube is a youth orientated site and there is NOTHING
more fickle, than a teen. One whiff of a corporate hassle and they
are out of there. Like the poster said, people acting like monkeys
wil be the only thing left. In fact, I'm off to YouTube right now to
take down a piece of footage I thought would be nice to have up
there, but apparently not. It always amazes me how lawyers and
rigid rules can just grind anything to a halt.
"YouTube has said it is working on new methods to help thwart
copyright violations. The company has also said that it is not
responsible for copyright violations; the users are."
Haven't we heard that one before..???
"Napster has said it is working on new methods to help thwart
copyright violations. The company has also said that it is not
responsible for copyright violations; the users are."
YouTube has stated from the start that copyright material is not allowed, has a process for owners to request removal and will not protect the posters. What more can they do?
Sure, in your fantasy world you'd like them to personally vet each post, be all knowing enought ot recognize every copyrighted piece of material ever produced anywhere and prevent it from posting.
But the entire idea of user driven content is incompatible with your design. YouTube cannot do this any more than wikipedia can prevent fictitous information from being posted.
The test of a companies intentions is how they respond when presented with a problem in their posts. YouTube does just fine in that regard.
occurring, because of the availability of a service and the neglect of
a company people are easily able to break copyright laws without
punishment. The problem is people will continue to break those
laws until a regular YouTube user gets in big trouble to uploading a
video of themselves sing "love Shack". I think that there should be
a place on the web where you can pay a small fee like 99 cents to
upload music or video that is not original for viewing pleasures of
the masses where NBC and user can be happy.
occurring, because of the availability of a service and the neglect
of
a company. People are easily able to break copyright laws
without
punishment. The problem is people will continue to break those
laws until a regular YouTube user gets in big trouble for
uploading a
video of themselves sing "love Shack". I think that there should
be a place on the web where you can pay a small fee like 99
cents to upload music or video that is not original for viewing
pleasures of the masses, where NBC and user alike can be
happy.
Most "personal made" video are not fun....really..
Besides, people making fan videos of music, or movies helps sales. The MPAA and RIAA are too stupid and greedy to realize it.
Start attacking the fans and you won't have any and your "inellectual property" will be have no value.
- by SN37 September 21, 2008 9:50 AM PDT
- I think there is more than a thousands of illegal movies on YouTube?. I think some of all YouTube? members or some of you think these movies are really great, but for me, it is illegal.
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(21 Comments)Some are full-length, cut into parts, and some of them are movie clips.
I think all of them have DVD-ripped their movies and posted them in.
Some YouTube? members are recording TV shows also.
So everyone, PLEASE, don't upload movies from a DVD or record TV shows.