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And everyone wins in this scenario, don't they? The content owner collects revenue, and the general public gets to view the video they were (probably) searching
by brown9-2 16y ago
And everyone wins in this scenario, don't they? The content owner collects revenue, and the general public gets to view the video they were (probably) searching for.
- borism 16y agoand what if you added just a little bit of your own creativeness into the video/sound clip? shouldn't you be paid also? will machine be also determining how many percent of the revenue you should be getting?
- VladRussian 16y agoNow that is Pandora box of creativity. It sounds nice if algorithm finds you improved the artwork - you're getting paid your share. In case if it finds that you ruined it ...
- TGJ 16y agoThere's always a dark side to every argument which is why we see so many companies simply deciding to abandon everything as the easiest solution.
- naner 16y agoDepends. If you were really creative with it then it would be fair use and the original content owners technically shouldn't get anything.
- chopsueyar 16y agoIf I buy a can of tomato soup and pour it in the ocean, do I not own the sea?
- msg 16y agoAccording to Andy Warhol
- naner 16y agoThe content owner collects revenue And free publicity. Must be nice to have your cake and then get to eat it, too.
- bryanh 16y agoIt's worthwhile in this situation to note that they baked the cake too.
- borism 16y agocontent owner != creator
- houseabsolute 16y agoFine, paid for the cake to be baked, or bought it from whoever baked it, or financed the baking in return for some percent interest in the resulting cake's profits, if we must be technical. But this type of objection really, seriously doesn't add to the discussion.