Reading Time: 4 minutesThankfully the Second Circuit in Viacom v. YouTube has reversed Judge Stanton’s see no evil, speak no evil opinion which had granted summary judgment to YouTube. But in response to…Continue reading As a result of Viacom v. YouTube the Future of the Red Flag Standard in DMCA Litigation Is Black
UMG v. Veoh Makes the DMCA Safe Harbor Even Safer. What Will the 2d Circuit Do in Viacom?
Reading Time: 6 minutesThe safe harbor created by Section 512(c) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) may now be an Internet service provider’s Bali Hai. That’s because on December 20, 2011, the…Continue reading UMG v. Veoh Makes the DMCA Safe Harbor Even Safer. What Will the 2d Circuit Do in Viacom?
“Appealing YouTube: The Experts Debate!” Program in DC on Wedensday July 27 Sponsored by the Copyright Society
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Copyright Society is sponsoring a very interesting event this Wednesday July27 in D.C. The program is entitled Appealing YouTube: The Experts Debate!” The program will debate the many safe…Continue reading “Appealing YouTube: The Experts Debate!” Program in DC on Wedensday July 27 Sponsored by the Copyright Society
Viacom/YouTube: Will The 2d Circuit Continue to Shield YouTube from Liability under the DMCA for Welcoming Infringement On Its Site?
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe Viacom/YouTube copyright infringement case is a classic, 4-year fight between two media goliaths that is now at the Second Circuit. Hopefully that court will give some guidance about the…Continue reading Viacom/YouTube: Will The 2d Circuit Continue to Shield YouTube from Liability under the DMCA for Welcoming Infringement On Its Site?
Secondary Liability under the DMCA: Has the DMCA Shrunk Contributory Infringement and Vicarious Liability?
Reading Time: 5 minutesThe common law doctrines of contributory infringement and vicarious liability are a staple of copyright infringement law. But the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) has significantly reshaped these doctrines. Naomi…Continue reading Secondary Liability under the DMCA: Has the DMCA Shrunk Contributory Infringement and Vicarious Liability?
Viacom v. YouTube: Can A Web Host Welcome and Profit From Infringing Activity and Then Claim Not to Know About It?
Reading Time: 4 minutesIs Judge Stanton’s decision in Viacom v. YouTube vulnerable on appeal? You bet. Before I explain why some background. The Action and Motions In 2007 Viacom sued YouTube for copyright…Continue reading Viacom v. YouTube: Can A Web Host Welcome and Profit From Infringing Activity and Then Claim Not to Know About It?