So interested, in fact, that he dedicated a Nov. 14 posting on his blog to a motion for summary judgment filed by Tur's lawyers. "To say the stakes are huge would be an understatement," wrote Cuban, who subsequently highlighted an argument made by Tur's l
If you own a domain name, you are responsible for it and everything copyright related that is posted and happens on it. You MUST be the master of your own domain. If you are not able to be, you will be liable to any infringing acts on the domains you own.
3 of the major record labels sign some sort of deal with Gootube that rewards them with 40k shares of stock each, worth more than 15mm dollars that from appearances will allow Gootube to offer music videos for free from the Gootube site.
1. Take the money, promotion and revenue share.2. Keep your content exclusively for your own site and let users access and post content from there.3. Do a cross licensing deal with other content rights owners.
If not, then after they go after the little guys to set precedent, they will go after the big guys and their deep pockets.If they can win some judgements saying these little sites are not protected by Safe Harbor rules, then they have all the leverage in
If no one is going to sue anyone for copyright infringement anymore, maybe you could upload stuff you dont have the rights to and get paid by generous people who want to transfer some dollars via PayPal to you.
2 Probleme. 1. reine Hostingseite, die die Traffickosten übernimmt und 2. hauptsächlich Copyrighted Material. Unmöglich das den Usern zu erklären und zu einfach für andere (Copyrightinhaber) um den dienst nachzumachen.
