3 ms·
Last I checked DCMA did not require proactive removal like contintID, but to be responsive to claims. Did that change?
by pkilgore 5y ago
Last I checked DCMA did not require proactive removal like contintID, but to be responsive to claims. Did that change?
- izacus 5y agoNo, but the claims are automated as well (there are APIs between content publishers and big content silos which make this distinction pretty unimportant). Ideally, the law would defend you against content providers and Googles/YouTubes and protect you from frivoulous claims. Instead DMCA codifies this approach (even if it's a bit different than what Google is doing right now).
- kevingadd 5y agoThe codified counter-notice approach in the DMCA is different from YouTube's approach in a very significant way. The difference is clearly felt by creators.