Thread: David versus Goliath or How the music industry is about to have their dicks sliced.

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Lenz, who resides in a rural Pennsylvania area, claims that her video is protected under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the Fair Use provision in copyright law. She fought the order, and eventually, Universal Music abandoned any claim that she violated Prince's copyright. YouTube has since reposted her clip.

She slapped them in the face with her labia.

RIAA never ceased to amaze me

Who cares about copyright.

Originally Posted by neruke

Who cares about copyright.

Did you seriously ask this question?
If you can't understand the importance of the Copyright Act, you should pretty much just isolate yourself in a cave somewhere.

Not questioning its role, but who obeys it.
In the time of internet, nobody.

Besides, that wasnt a question. It was a statement.

Originally Posted by neruke

In the time of internet, nobody.

Legal entities.

Ow, now you got me.

Originally Posted by Henchy432

She slapped them in the face with her labia.

But does she have the copyright on that footage?

On a related note: Someone's mom kicked some legal ass of a megacoporation? Bout time.

Since all of my universall CD´s have the sign: "as always: without copy protection"
I wouldn´t have guesed that they are that nitpicking overseas about some youtube videos.