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I am not firm with US law, and there is something I just do not understand - but would like to. If YT is just some form of medium, not the "speaker"/provider a
by sdoering 6y ago
I am not firm with US law, and there is something I just do not understand - but would like to.
If YT is just some form of medium, not the "speaker"/provider and by that not allowed to remove content under its own freedom of speech, why is it then allowed (even forced) to block my content under copyright laws if it infringes someone's copyright.
Why not just route the DMCA request to me and I would need to react. Isn't YT treated as provider/publisher, when forced to react to DMCA requests on my behalf, if I infringe on some copyright?
- Ancapistani 6y agoMy understanding is that the DMCA contains specific provisions requiring hosts to remove content upon request, and stripping them of their protections if they do not do so.