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But is it Facebook or the magazine that ripped and modified the video the one at fault? Issue a DMCA to Facebook and sue the magazine for copyright infringement
by solidpy 11y ago
But is it Facebook or the magazine that ripped and modified the video the one at fault? Issue a DMCA to Facebook and sue the magazine for copyright infringement. And next time post it yourself.
- cjmcqueen 11y agoReally tough for a small creator to police without tools. I think the lack of tools is the real place where Facebook is going to see trouble.
- JusticeJuice 11y agoThe problem with posting it yourself, is unless you've spent ages cultivating a fb page with heaps of followers, you won't get any traction or views at all. And posting it yourself won't stop a larger fb page taking it.
- JusticeJuice 11y agoThe problem with posting it yourself, is unless you've spent ages cultivating a fb page with heaps of followers, you won't get any traction or views at all. And posting it yourself won't stop a larger fb page taking it.
- lips 11y agoThey're both at fault, to varying degrees, explicitly or implicitly. Destin mentions in his "intro to freebooting" video his various attempts to contact Facebook regarding the piracy, and that it was only removed after a Twitter campaign led by his viewers: https://youtu.be/L6A1Lt0kvMA?t=3m49s https://youtu.be/L6A1Lt0kvMA?t=3m49s I don't know much, or have any experience with DMCA, but it's my impression that if there's a copyright violation on Youtube, the video can be taken down very quickly, and the burden of proof is then placed on the uploader to get it back up.