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Udemy has over 30,000 courses, how many videos and other course assets does that represent? What method are you suggesting they deploy to validate the person s
by ps4fanboy 11y ago
Udemy has over 30,000 courses, how many videos and other course assets does that represent?
What method are you suggesting they deploy to validate the person selling the course owns all the copyrights they need to sell it?
- djur 11y agoLooking to see if another company's watermark is on it would be a good start.
- ps4fanboy 11y agoOK so now they ban all videos with water marks of companies what does that solve, people will just start cropping videos.
- erdojo 11y agoNot really a hard problem to solve. Better content moderation is one step. Another? Add a part of the EULA that states: "You hereby claim that you are either the original content creator or have written permission from the original content creator to sell this course. You agree that if you are judged by us to violate another creator's copyright, you will be liable for double any revenues generated by the sale of the course, payable directly to the copyright holder. You will also be permanently banned." Or something to this effect. Make it part of the EULA that copyright violation won't be tolerated.
- ps4fanboy 11y agoGood luck collecting double revenues legal action required to enforce that clause would cost more than the revenue.
- robotresearcher 11y agoScale is not relevant at all. Is it OK for Amazon to sell stolen goods?
- ps4fanboy 11y agoAre you saying you dont think Amazon sells things that violate other peoples copyrights?
- robotresearcher 11y agoI asked if it was OK.
- ps4fanboy 11y agoSorry miss-read I guess it depends on if they continue to sell it after being notified in a manner that cant be abused, what else can we expect them to do?