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Originally Posted by gideongallery
ok lets talk about this one case, the ad using a picture of raven riley and calling her a different name.
the beta max case shows that 4th one is the only one that is really important since sony made 1k per machine, the entire show was copied with no changes (2, 3) but it caused no directly recognized income damage. there was no lost sale.
So exactly who does taking one picture, putting it in an ad branding a completely different name cost tom a single sale.
As i pointed out with the natalie example the disgruntal users are going to go to google and search for natalie from exgirlfriendfootage.com to find her content when they don't find it in the site (after it has been dcma away)
So exactly how does it change the value of the copyrighted work, how does it cost a sale.
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How about we take a different tack and just call it consumer fraud? Got a lawyerly defense for that, Matlock?