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Old 04-03-2009, 07:18 AM  
CarlosTheGaucho
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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays View Post
RE 1: i think you guys are delusional about the DMCA Safe Harbor Provisions.

in a business that splatters the entire internet with "promo content" that's watermarked, that does nothing to protect their own rights (where its use could be argued is done with the tacit approval of the materials owner)... and with a business model where people ARE uploading long movie to promote themselves (youporn.com for example is full of them), you're never going to prove that someone had direct knowledge that there was copyright infringement. the only way that's going to happen is if you somehow magically catch them stealing and uploading movies themselves, against explicit warnings from the owner, which perfectly identify exact videos... and if anyone running a major tube site is that dumb, they shouldn't be sued.. they should be shot and removed from the gene pool.

just because a full length video exists on a tube site doesn't mean its "illegal" which seems to be the favorite assumption. and you can't automatically make the leap in logic (and satisfy the courts with solid, incontrovertible proof) that they knew it was there, they knew it was in violation of someones copyright and so on... no matter how bad you might want to.
I agree, since they find an obvious way to reason, why do they filter the content that is
illegal in its nature (illegal to be publically accessible).

With the DMCA loophole, you will have a hard time to reason how should they undisputably recognize which content is copyrighted.

How about watermarks?

A watermark as a sign of the copyright holder? Would this work? Or not?

Well, they're usually ripping DVD's with no watermarks, or buy licenses from idiots, who are too retard to realize, that since they sell full free view rights once, the content doesn't have any value anymore.

As they sold more than all "resell rights", selling all the "give away" rights, that means embedding, sharing, downloading, viral sharing etc. so this is no more anyone's property, but a "property of all".

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