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"If I want to control the distribution of my own speech I can do that now by asserting copyright." No, you can't. If you say something in public, and someone
by edblarney 10y ago
"If I want to control the distribution of my own speech I can do that now by asserting copyright."
No, you can't.
If you say something in public, and someone records with an iPhone and puts in on YouTube - you have no legal recourse on that matter.
- codethief 10y agoInterestingly, in some (all?) European countries uploading the recording of your speech (or just you as a person) on YouTube would be a violation of your privacy rights, unless you're a person of public interest and gave that speech in public, i.e. in front of a crowd or something similar.