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PS they dont have a DMCA filing.

• rhizome 16y ago
  Been getting ideas from Righthaven? http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/11/righthaven/ http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/11/righthaven/
  • WadeWilliams 16y ago
    Had never heard of them before now, thanks for the link. Interesting. I dont really want to get entangled with this, i'd just like to have a level playing field. Same site has sniped content of mine in the past as well. More frustrating than anything else.
    • rhizome 16y ago
      The thing is, it takes more than "copyrighted content" in order to be actionable. I mean, you can sue anybody for anything in US courts, but it's not apparent from your question that they are taking entire articles, which makes a big difference to the kinds of options you have to deal with it. If it's entire articles of content for which you hold copyright, you can certainly send a DMCA Takedown notice to their ISP and start the ball rolling that way. Warning: may require lawyer. If they aren't taking whole pieces, then your course of action can get murkier and will definitely become more expensive.
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