Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Fair Use: Response to YouTube's Copyright School - Copyright Law
Mike Madison's take on Madisonian.net here
More on YouTube copyright school here.
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There are both philosophical and factual errors in the video. For example "transformative" is not one of the four fair use factors. There is also a lot of offensive innuendo and ad hominem attacks. In addition, the video over simplifies to an idiotic degree, the legal issues. It also ignores the practical issues: Does a pirate REALLY want to be clashing legal swords with a rights-owner? Acceding to a DMCA takedown notice is normally the smartest thing legally, ethically, and practically.
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