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That article is misleading, I believe intentionally so. > But that Perez Hilton video listing would get removed > via the web search takedown system, as th
by jmillikin 14y ago
That article is misleading, I believe intentionally so.
> But that Perez Hilton video listing would get removed
> via the web search takedown system, as there is no
> Google Video removal. The YouTube one, as I’ve
> explained, would fall under the YouTube removal system.
The video he mentions is hosted on perezhilton.com, which has instructions at http://perezhilton.com/copyright-statement http://perezhilton.com/copyright-statement for requesting a copyright takedown. There is no reason to request its removal from Google unless perezhilton.com refused to comply with the request, which seems unlikely.
Further down the page, he includes a quote from Google which directly refutes the thesis of his article, but then says it must be a straight-up lie because it doesn't agree with his misconceptions about how the internet works.