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I Swear Your Honor, I Didn't Know That Video Was Copyrighted!
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I Swear Your Honor, I Didn't Know That Video Was Copyrighted! Written By Allen Stern - July 3, 2008 So the big news this morning is that a judge here in New York State has issued a ruling in which Techcrunch editor Michael Arrington notes, "That data includes every YouTube username, the associated IP address and the videos that user has watched on YouTube. Google will also be required to hand over copies of every video removed from Youtube for any reason." Arrington goes on to call the judge a moron.
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YouTube’s Chad Hurley on Copyright, Revenue Models and Live Streaming
http://www.imeshedup.com/youtubes-chad-hurley-on-copyright-r...YouTube’s Chad Hurley on Copyright, Revenue Models and Live Streaming Posted in: CenterNetworks YouTube co-founder sat down with Spencer Kelly of the BBC to discuss several topics including copyright, revenue models and live streaming. Hurley noted that when they started YouTube they weren't familiar with the concept of "rights". They talk about the issues with Viacom and Hurley points to many brands actually wanting their videos on YouTube as they reach the company's core customers. On the topic of revenue models, Hurley said that the new click to buy will be one piece along with ads as the ads within the videos are more engaging than traditional display ads. Kelly attempts to get Hurley to talk about costs for hosting, bandwidth, etc. but Hurley won't share any figures. Lastly the two talk about live streaming on YouTube. Hurley says that they are looking at new ways of engaging one another on YouTube and live streaming might be a piece of that but most importantly they will take their time on implementing these new engagement methods. Unfortunately BBC does not allow for embedding so you will need to watch the interview on their site. CN Sponsor: CloudContacts - make your business cards work for you! Other CenterNetworks Coverage: iminlikewithyou, FriendFeed, Web Jobs No Comments Nov 01
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YouTube’s Chad Hurley on Copyright, Revenue Models and Live Streaming
http://my56chevy.liquinoxhosting.com/2008/11/01/youtubes-cha...YouTube’s Chad Hurley on Copyright, Revenue Models and Live Streaming November 1st, 2008 YouTube co-founder sat down with Spencer Kelly of the BBC to discuss several topics including copyright, revenue models and live streaming. Hurley noted that when they started YouTube they weren't familiar with the concept of "rights". They talk about the issues with Viacom and Hurley points to many brands actually wanting their videos on YouTube as they reach the company's core customers. On the topic of revenue models, Hurley said that the new click to buy will be one piece along with ads as the ads within the videos are more engaging than traditional display ads. Kelly attempts to get Hurley to talk about costs for hosting, bandwidth, etc. but Hurley won't share any figures. Lastly the two talk about live streaming on YouTube. Hurley says that they are looking at new ways of engaging one another on YouTube and live streaming might be a piece of that but most importantly they will take their time on implementing these new engagement methods. Unfortunately BBC does not allow for embedding so you will need to watch the interview on their site. CN Sponsor: CloudContacts - make your business cards work for you! Other CenterNetworks Coverage: iminlikewithyou, FriendFeed, Web Jobs Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off
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Alternageek Episode 42: RSS Webapps And Routers
http://alternageek.com/podcasts/alternageek-podcast/alternag...In this week’s episode we talk about Google indexing Flash files, Google/YouTube being ordered to expose user viewing habits in Viacom case, recording industry saying that AM-FM broadcasting is a form of piracy, LUGRadio podcast calling it quits and laptops missing from airports. We review Toluu and Feedly for RSS feeds and DailyMile social training site for athletes. Linuxchic talks about open source Linux router firmware OpenWRT, DD-WRT and Tomato. Finally we both talk about our favorite Linux firewall distribution IPCop. Google learns how to crawl Flash Mashable - Again, One Clueless Person Destroys the Privacy of Millions Computerworld - Judge orders YouTube to expose user viewing habits and history CenterNetworks - I Swear You Honor, I Didn’t Know That Video Was Copyrighted! Techdirt - RIAA Also Tells Judge That Proof Shouldn’tBe Necessary To Sue For Infringement Wired - Recording Industry Decries AM-FM Broadcasting as ‘A Form of Piracy’ Feedly - Social and magazine-like start page for RSS feeds Toluu - Free service for sharing your feeds DailyMile - Social training for runners, triathletes and cyclists TechRepublic - Netgear launches open source wireless router with support for third party apps and firmware Linksys - GPL code center OpenWRT Wikipedia - OpenWRT DD-WRT Wikipedia - DD-WRT Tomato Wikipedia - Tomato Firmware IPCop - Linux firewall distribution geared towards home and SOHO (Small Office/Home Office) users Wikipedia - IPCop TuxTraining - Beating Sandvine on Linux with iptables Slashdot - LUGRadio Decided To Call It Quits Slashdot - 12,000 Laptops Lost Weekly At Airports Click here to download this episode in OGG format AlternaGeek.com Podcast, Episode 42 for the week of July 7th, 2008 - Featuring Linuxchic and TechMonkey.
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YouTube facilitará millones de direcciones IP a Viacom
http://www.maestrosdelweb.com/actualidad/youtube-facilitara-...Google se enfrenta a un nuevo problema de derechos de autor, está vez con Viacom quien tendrá acceso a las direcciones de IP de los usuarios de Youtube con el propósito de analizarlas y obtener pruebas para su caso contra YouTube de Google, pareciera que la orden judicial representa una serie de requerimientos que según comentan en Techcrunch deben ser creativos para cumplirlos.
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YouTube facilitará millones de direcciones IP a Viacom
http://noticias.blogsya.net/archives/885Google se enfrenta a un nuevo problema de derechos de autor, está vez con Viacom quien tendrá acceso a las direcciones de IP de los usuarios de Youtube con el propósito de analizarlas y obtener pruebas para su caso contra YouTube de Google, pareciera que la orden judicial representa una serie de requerimientos que según comentan en Techcrunch deben ser creativos para cumplirlos. Via: Stephanie Falla Aroche
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Viacom vs YouTube
http://www.jasonnazar.com/2008/07/03/viacom-vs-youtube/You can read more about the decision Here and Here. Viacom vs YouTube - Get more Legal Forms
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