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2257 question, I'm clueless
If I list a video on my site from a sponsor, and link the sponsors 2257 page next to the video am I ok?
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Ottawa, Canada Posts: 1,221 Hence the answer to your question, Yes. If you were a US citizen, no. You'd need to comply with the new 2257 law (i.e. have the model IDs archived in your office/home ready for inspection). |
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and yeah I know I live in canada but I want to be as legit as possible. |
I'm not aware of Canadian law, do you need model IDs or can you put a link to your sponsor's address?
The European country I live in, all I need is a link to a page with an address that has the model IDs. I'm sure there are Canadians reading this who might be able to help you out or find a lawyer. |
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just make your site all text links and they can't say shit...
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That's just beeing lazy |
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and i stated if i had a video on my site... |
to be more specific.. like a review site but using a video sample of the sponsor. I got no links to hosted galleries, no thumbs, no banners, no anything but text and video samples.
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well atm I don't have many but wish to have as many as possible.. I read nastydollars 2257 and it goes like this... The owners and operators of this Website are not the primary producer (as that term is defined in 18 USC section 2257) of any of the visual content contained in the Website. The original records required pursuant to 18 U.S.C. section 2257 and 28 C.F.R. 75 for all materials contained in the website are kept by the following Custodian of Records: sounds pretty harsh for all these documents to be flying all over the place for everyone to have. |
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your solution is bold... and to think I said I was clueless. and if I got to keep records, I will. Just want to know for sure what I am suppose to do. |
if you host the videos, you'd need the records, if you dont host the videos and just link to them, then its not so clear.
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And you are correct, - anyone who has nada hosting in the US or has US citizenship has no possibility of being "caught" since they are not subject to the laws of the US and... well, basically have committed no crime. This is one major damned headache for US webmasters - not for anyone else. Tho the effects on the US industry are most likely going to be substantial and little doubt, we shall see a few "small fry" being used to establish precedents prior to attacking bigger fish. |
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Damn my first thread still on first page after having a sleep.
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Personally, I dont think they would use this law to prosecute legitimate webmasters... It's intended to prosecute CP peddlers, I doubt if the courts would stand by and let innocent people go to jail over bad record keeping. |
I wouldn't agree that you would do something illegal yourself if you run your business from europe. US surfer finds your site and do business with you. No problem, wouldn't the buyer get more in trouble than the seller if it would be illegal purchase?
Think about it. If i get a member on my paysite from a country like Iran, Saudi arabia where i beleve porn is illegal. Do i commit the crime then or the buyer? Maybe not 100% the same thing but there's more to international laws. |
the internet is full of webmasters, someone will lead the way, and everyone will follow.
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make text sites.
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