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Fair Users Or Content Abusers? The Automatic Flagging Of Non-Infringing Videos By Content Id On Youtube, Leron Solomon
Fair Users Or Content Abusers? The Automatic Flagging Of Non-Infringing Videos By Content Id On Youtube, Leron Solomon
Hofstra Law Review
The article discusses America's fair use copyright doctrine and the nation's Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in relation to the problems that are associated with the use of the Content ID automated digital fingerprinting system to regulateuser-generated Internet content on video-sharing services such as YouTube. The legal liability of Internet service providers for copyright infringement by website users is examined, along with the flagging of non-infringing videos.
Copyright In The Expanded Field, Xiyin Tang
Copyright In The Expanded Field, Xiyin Tang
Hofstra Law Review
Intellectual property law and the art forms it is meant to protect are expanding. In our information age, artists hoping to assert their rights frequently assert a combination of trademark, copyright, and right of publicity or moral rights claims in order to maximize their chances of success. This Article looks beyond IP law to some of its more unlikely complements — tort and property law — as a viable means of redress for artists who may be ineligible for copyright protection. Specifically, recent cases involving a specific form of hybrid art — land art, or “site specific art” — have …