Video phenomenon YouTube will be “sued into oblivion”, predicts dotcom billionaire Mark Cuban, for the way it enables users to post copyrighted material. (“Mark Cuban: Only a ‘moron’ would buy YouTube”, Reuters/ZDNet, Sept. 28). More: Jul. 20, etc.
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by Walter Olson on October 2, 2006
Video phenomenon YouTube will be “sued into oblivion”, predicts dotcom billionaire Mark Cuban, for the way it enables users to post copyrighted material. (“Mark Cuban: Only a ‘moron’ would buy YouTube”, Reuters/ZDNet, Sept. 28). More: Jul. 20, etc.
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Uh….isn’t YouTube protected from copyright infringement suit by DMCA?
Sounds to me like Cuban has an axe to grind.
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