A while back, I mentioned how Viacom accused copyright holder Christopher Knight of copyright infringement. Viacom even used a DMCA takedown notification to remove evidence Knight posted on YouTube, evidence that Viacom actually stole a video clip from Knight. Thanks to the resulting uproar, YouTube has honored Knight’s counter-notification, restoring the evidence of Viacom’s crime.
Take that, condescending copyright-trolling Viacom thieves.
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Written by Mike Abundo [email] for b5media.
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1 opinion for YouTube Honors Counter-Notification Versus Viacom
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Jan 8, 2008 at 4:58 am
[…] File a DMCA counternotification. Sue Viacom for DMCA abuse. Viacom has lost indiscriminate claims before. You don’t need to take this […]
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