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(Not affiliated with either party, but here's my take) Simple: clear fair use, and responsiveness to takedown requests. Take NFL games as an example: At any
by qeorge 17y ago
(Not affiliated with either party, but here's my take)
Simple: clear fair use, and responsiveness to takedown requests.
Take NFL games as an example:
At any given time you can probably find a channel showing any NFL game, but you won't be able to find one that lasts the whole broadcast. That means they're pulling copyrighted content in < 3 hours, which is pretty damn good.
Simultaneously, you can find lots of UGC that isn't pirated on justin.tv (i.e., the site exists for more than piracy).
- pmjordan 17y agoI strongly suspect you're right. The same is true for tennis grand slams. Watching the last few tournament stages is practically impossible, streams are shut down within minutes. Oh, and the infuriating "max number of viewers for your country reached" message. Not that you can watch it anywhere else for love nor money.
- evansolomon 17y agoThe NFL has access to a tool (along with over 150 other companies) to take content off of Justin.tv instantly. We are pulling the content down immediately after they submit the form asking us to.