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Originally Posted by StarkReality
We are talking about the piracy that knowingly exploits legal loopholes and hides behind laws and regulations created to protect innocents from legal threats.
Calling it a made up definition simply ignores the fact that those tube owners know very well it's all stolen content.
So, legal wise, you may be right at the moment, but anyone with a little common sense would call it piracy without hesitating a moment.
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do you remember how much of a pain it was to get your content down before dmca
remember having to get a court order before your take down request was even considered.
the safe harbor provision was the balance to the extra rights the dmca gave you.
viacomm dmca request against youtube include every instance of their show that came up for a search INCLUDING multiple parodies of their shows (fair use by everyones standard here)
DMCA is being abused by both sides, the safe harbour provision is the balance to that abuse by copyright holders.
is sending a for letter reviewing the new videos each day and sending a form letter really that expensive.
I know it not because one of my company does that for software. We include a digital identifier in the compiled code so it easy to scan for across all the torrent sites.
There are similar solutions for pictures and videos so it can be easily automated.