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So if you stream a movie from a hard drive over the Internet without "fixing" it anywhere, so that the viewer cannot "recall" it, but only watch, then you are n
by codedokode 2y ago
So if you stream a movie from a hard drive over the Internet without "fixing" it anywhere, so that the viewer cannot "recall" it, but only watch, then you are not making a "copy" and not breaking the law?
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoThere was a SCOTUS case remarkably like this, except for radio, and the answer is no, but the truth is it was complicated.
- pxc 2y agoSo what if the book is never scanned, but there's a video stream of a camera pointed at the book, and a robot turns its pages? If we make a video streaming jukebox for books, is it 'distributing copies'?