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Watch "Going to Jail for DMCA Strike" on YouTube
Spread the word, guys. Please.
This is absolute bullshit.
I need you all to be safe because the internet is now in danger because of DMCA. DMCA basically means "Digital Millennium Copyrighted Act" which if you used a copyrighted musics, you will go to jail, so if your videos have a copyrighted music, private it or unlisted it. I don't want me nor any of you go to jail, please tagged #StopDMCA in any of your videos.
Yeah, fuck the music industry and fuck the U.S. government.
the dk rap but it's a harsh reality for content creators
“AND FOR PARODIES,
Just don’t...”
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“HUH! D! M! DMCA!” Weird Al should just throw a series of Accordions at their heads. You know what!? REBLOG to whoever you can so we can get him to save us all!
Just yesterday we saw two wretched copyright bills-the CASE Act and a felony streaming bill -- slipped into law via a must-pass spending bill. But it seems some people in Congress were just getting started. Today, Senator Thom Tillis launched a "discussion draft" of the so-called Digital Copyright...
This draft bill contains so many hoops and new regulations that the only Internet companies that will be able to keep up and keep on the “right” side of the law will be the Big Tech companies, who already have the resources and, frankly, the money to do so. It also creates a pile of new ways to punish users and creators in the service of Hollywood and the big record labels. Unless we stop this proposal, DMCA reform will crush huge swaths of online expression and innovation, not to mention the competition we need to develop alternatives to the largest platforms.
Earlier this year, the Copyright Office gave us a preview of what it thinks a reasonable repeat infringer policy looks like in its report on section 512 of the DMCA. And the Copyright Office concluded that not enough people are being punished by these policies and that a single, unsubstantiated claim of infringement should be enough to not only terminate a YouTube account but to terminate Internet access. Basically, according to the Copyright Office, your ISP—likely the only one in your area, if you’re among the majority of Americans who only have one choice for high-speed Internet—should terminate an entire household’s Internet based on copyright infringement.
This draft gives the Copyright Office a whole suite of new regulatory powers over the Internet, basically making it the Internet Cops. Given the power and influence of U.S. based platforms, this means that the governing law of the Internet will be based not on human rights norms but on copyright restrictions.
STOP DMCA: Taking Our Internet Freedom
https://youtu.be/jGcO8U-Evo0
The DMCA shit is so stupid. Like I understand that people shouldn't be playing music they don't own. BUT IT IS NOT FELONY WORTHY!
At this point, the boomers just want to get rid of streamers and youtubers because "iTs nOt a ReAl jOb!"
