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It is more or less this. But after two conventional disputes, the alleged copyright holder cannot just claim it again. They need to go into the DMCA legal proce
by lcof 3y ago
It is more or less this. But after two conventional disputes, the alleged copyright holder cannot just claim it again. They need to go into the DMCA legal process - as so far this was just YouTube backed policy. Once a DMCA takedown received a counter-notification (disputing it), the alleged copyright owner has to either file a lawsuit, or just back out. They won’t be able to either claim the content or take it down again (unless they use shady techniques, which could get them in trouble). In a vast majority of cases, they won’t file a lawsuit, even more in this specific case of a very short excerpt, which could fall into fair use anyway.
- chrismorgan 3y agoI had the tune Crimond claimed by the same party three times (on three different performances).