YouTube Lawsuit

[Dyne]

Well, it looks like YouTube is in hot water...again. Though this time, it's from outside of the US that the heat is coming from.

Check this out; YouTube Lawsuit Article.

[lazygecko]

I thought it was allright to upload that kind of material and then just remove it per request from the author/copyright holder.

[MrBogus]

I was hoping for a blurb about China suing over copyright infringement, but sadly I was denied my daily dose of irony.

[PassivePretentiousness]

obligatory post whining about betamax ruling and THOSE STUPID CORPORATIONS KEEPING THE LITTLE MAN DOWN

[Guy In Rubber Suit]

obligatory post whining about betamax ruling and THOSE STUPID CORPORATIONS KEEPING THE LITTLE MAN DOWN

Youtube being worth about $1.65 billion, right?

[Thin Crust]

I wish that people would quit whining about stupid things like copyright infringement. Except for illegal music of course. But that raises another question: If downloading copyrighted music for free is illegal, then why can we listen to a music video on youtube or some amv of it. That’s how I listen to music that I don’t own.

[zircon]

* Copyright is important and people SHOULD protect their rights.

* Downloading copyrighted music for free is not necessary illegal. Some artists do allow for it.

* Many music videos on YouTube are not legitimate.

* Others on YouTube ARE legitimate and are uploaded through the record company

* AMVs w/ music that have not obtained the proper sync/master use licenses for the sound recordings + compositions are technically infringing on copyright, so no it's not OK.