I’ve been taking a break from this blog for three months. Back in the saddle again.
“Video Creators Frustrated by Facebook,” The Wall Street Journal, April 1, 2016, B5. on.wsj.com/25B9HXn Videos posted to YouTube end up on Facebook, denying the content creators the revenue stream from views of the video. The process for forcing the take-down of the infringing copies takes too long to provide useful relief.
Freebooters are a problem, but does this make YouTube a less-desirable platform for posting your videos if you want ad revenue? What responsibility does Facebook have? Is take-down sufficient?
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