I received yet another lovely notice from Facebook today about “possible infringement” not “actual” but “possible.” Read on -
Notification of Alleged Copyright Infringement
We have removed your video entitled “Cut Copy, party at Dave’s, Nemo puts up the posters” uploaded at 2:23pm April 29th, 2008. We did this because we learned that your video might include copyrighted material owned by a third party, such as a video clip or background audio. If you are the copyright owner, or have permission from the rights holder to upload and distribute this material on Facebook, you may file a counter notice of alleged infringement by following the link below.
Please note that if you re-upload this video without filing a counter notice, or if you upload another video that infringes on the rights of a third party, our system will again remove the content. This could cause your access to the Facebook Video application to be disabled, or your Facebook account to be disabled.
The Facebook Team
copyright@facebook.com
So lets refer to the video from the Electronic Frontier Foundation that spells out our rights under the DMCA rules.
I have filed a counter claim with Facebook using the last phrase in that image above, switching out Viacom for Universal, Cut Copy’s label. And someone should let Universal Music know that I fed Cut Copy dinner that night too….I should send Universal Music the bill….
Watch another video from the same night here.
Related Post: How YouTube Could Make Some Money with Viacom
damn you for personally meeting a keyword…..and shooting a video of said keyword.
August 6th, 2008 at 12:24 amI’m toying with the notion of starting my own social media site which will be the polar opposite of all this. I’m calling it ASSBOOK.
August 6th, 2008 at 5:55 amwow, talk about ridiculous
August 6th, 2008 at 11:57 ameffin bullshit, not doubt, your not getting along. i love that video btw!
August 6th, 2008 at 12:54 pm