CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
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Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#2edit obviously I didn't catch a detail in my comment. Please stop downvoting this.
Automation fails to discern fair use. The YouTuber should file a DMCA counterclaim, but many youtubers are unsophisticated enough in copyright law to do so.
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#3edit obviously I didn't catch a detail in my comment. Please stop downvoting this. Automation fails to discern fair use. The YouTuber should file a DMCA counterclaim, but many youtubers are unsophisticated enough in copyright law to do so.
According to the article it was manual rather than automation. That this was an intentional act to take this down.
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#4edit obviously I didn't catch a detail in my comment. Please stop downvoting this. Automation fails to discern fair use. The YouTuber should file a DMCA counterclaim, but many youtubers are unsophisticated enough in copyright law to do so.
This specifically has nothing to do with automation. The article clearly states that it was a manual take down initiated by a person.
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#5edit obviously I didn't catch a detail in my comment. Please stop downvoting this. Automation fails to discern fair use. The YouTuber should file a DMCA counterclaim, but many youtubers are unsophisticated enough in copyright law to do so.
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Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#6I really dislike DMCA takedowns, but am I the only one who thinks 26 seconds is actually quite a long time--especially for a product of this caliber? That represents basically a full teaser trailer.
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#7I really dislike DMCA takedowns, but am I the only one who thinks 26 seconds is actually quite a long time--especially for a product of this caliber? That represents basically a full teaser trailer.
What ratio of length-to-caliber is appropriate?
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#8At what point can you file a suit for bad faith DMCA claims?
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#9I really dislike DMCA takedowns, but am I the only one who thinks 26 seconds is actually quite a long time--especially for a product of this caliber? That represents basically a full teaser trailer.
It's clearly fair use.
Re: CBS gets YouTube review of 'Picard' taken down for using 26 seconds
#10It has been restored, AFAIK.