| Misuse of YouTube's DMCA Takedown System | AnimeGamer | 4/13/12 4:52 PM | The current DMCA system YouTube is using is currently extremely flawed is currently being abused to it's maximum potential. A great example of this is a YouTube channel called "Treetopfan". It's been around for two years, reposting dance videos from |
| Re: Misuse of YouTube's DMCA Takedown System | GibsonAndVega | 4/13/12 5:13 PM | Most of this type of abuse would be stopped if YouTube would simply verify the contact information on copyright infringement notices before acting on them. They refuse to do so, even though they are quite aware of this problem, and YouTube users have |
| Re: Misuse of YouTube's DMCA Takedown System | gbcali | 4/14/12 6:58 AM | On Friday, April 13, 2012 4:52:01 PM UTC-7, AnimeGamer wrote: ... reposting dance videos from Japanese video site Nico Douga with permission from each individual dancer to do so. He also needs to get permission from the copyright holders of the musi |
| Re: Misuse of YouTube's DMCA Takedown System | AnimeGamer | 4/14/12 8:34 AM | The music is a whole different can of worms in and of itself. If I remember how VOCALOID song copyright works from what I heard from the CEO of Crypton (the creator of many popular VOCALOID voice banks, including Hatsune Miku) at Anime Expo 2011, any |
| Re: Misuse of YouTube's DMCA Takedown System | 3h_WWWW | 4/14/12 2:23 PM | Producers and singers have no problem with the songs he is currently using, as long as he doesn't use signed artist like Halsoy or barushe(as examples). And most Odomitte don't care as long as community only videos do not see YT. Very few wish to sta |