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Where does it say you need to be the originator of the copy in order to be guilty of copyright infringement? For instance, if you make copies of DVDs and give
by hugh3 16y ago
Where does it say you need to be the originator of the copy in order to be guilty of copyright infringement?
For instance, if you make copies of DVDs and give them to me and I sell them in my store, then we're both breaking the law, right?
- VladRussian 16y agoHe wasn't selling the DVDs. He was publishing the directory of stores and DVDs they sell.
- tassl 16y agoHe was not selling nor streaming (copying) anything, he was directing you to the "store" where you could watch streaming video.
- hugh3 16y agoWelcome to Rapidly Breaking Down Analogy City, population: you and me. How about I'm making copies of DVDs and burying them in the desert at random locations, and telling you the locations, and you're selling the coordinates at which I've buried my DVDs?
- tassl 16y agoa) You're still talking about physical copies, which is not the case. b) He is not selling anything.