3 ms·
Small claims court. Sue them for damages (and punitive, if small claim courts allow). Also, report Rumblefish for sending fake DMCA requests, it's illegal.
by rorrr 15y ago
Small claims court. Sue them for damages (and punitive, if small claim courts allow).
Also, report Rumblefish for sending fake DMCA requests, it's illegal.
- brntn 15y agoRumblefish hasn't sent a DMCA takedown request, they've used Google's provided tool to say that they own the rights.
- AgentConundrum 15y agoI don't know if the video was ever actually taken down, but it's available now. Either YouTube has ruled in favour of the poster or Rumblefish is taking a cut of the advertising on the video. If it's the latter, then I believe that makes Rumblefish guilty of copyright infringement, since they're profiting off the copyright (the video) of the poster. DMCA request or not, that seems like it would be actionable.