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Definitely interesting result. The primary problem is that nobody is looking for a win-win solution. Content ID was built as a copyrights enforcing tool and co
by doh 11y ago
Definitely interesting result.
The primary problem is that nobody is looking for a win-win solution. Content ID was built as a copyrights enforcing tool and copyright holders scorned by the Napster, Kazaa, etc. experiences don't see any other way but take down.
There are many other ways how to not harm the user and also be compensated. For instance put a link to the original song where people can buy/listen to it if they are interested.
It's not only the law but the common sense that has to change towards copyrights and its enforcement.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoSadly, companies have no incentives to play nice and go for win-win. It's a kind of asymmetric prisoner's dilemma, when one party can intimidate another into cooperating, therefore being free to defect and take the bigger payout.