YouTube is no longer only for user-generated content. It's for media publishers, too. Its copyright policies should reflect that.
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Ray William Johnson’s Equals Three, Jukin Media Reach Settlement In Fair Use Case
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It’s Time For YouTube’s ContentID & Copyright Policies To Reflect Reality
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Viacom Loses Its Lawsuit Against YouTube…Again
A judge has once again ruled in favor of YouTube regarding Viacom's lawsuit, which alleges YouTube is responsible for copyright infringement
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Battle Over YouTube Fair Use Will Be Decided By A Dancing Baby
Stephanie Lenz and Universal Music Group will go to court over a video of her baby dancing to a Prince song, which she claims is fair use.
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Did Toyota Rip Off JibJab?
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Rebecca Black’s Friday Taken Down from YouTube
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Ask the New Media Attorney: Model Releases and Privacy
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Jailbreaking: A Librarian Makes Fair Use More Fair
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Ask the New Media Attorney: Delaware, Taxes and Starting Up
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Ask the New Media Attorney: Who Owns What?
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BitterLawyer's 'Living the Dream' Is A Water Cooler Gem
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