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Huh. The headline makes it sound like this guy did nothing wrong and his arrest should be cause for a free speech protest. But TFA reveals that that this guy wo
by chabad360 5y ago
Huh. The headline makes it sound like this guy did nothing wrong and his arrest should be cause for a free speech protest. But TFA reveals that that this guy would just pirate a movie and then make a super cut of it that pretty much just contained the core plot. Despite the claim that part of the problem is that Japan has no fair use provisions, I don't think fair use really covers this.
- Gunax 5y agoHmm, sounds like something a lot of people do--add some commentary, make some cuts, but effectively reveal the whole movie. If your review of a 99-minute film is over 30 minutes long, is mostly clips from the movie, and reveals the major plot points [1] it's probably not fair use, regardless of how many times your fans proclaim that it is. My issue is that this should probably be a civil matter. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfdJTu7Ns2s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfdJTu7Ns2s