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Los Angeles, CA, United States (CNS) Billboard model Angelyne is suing the makers of the film Notorious for featuring her image in one of the scenes in the movie. The blonde model filed a . copyright. infringement lawsuit on Monday in ...
What exactly are the copyright laws on youtube?
Q. And can you be sued if you post something thats copyright??? Also would it be condsiderd copyright if my friends and i acted out a scene from a movie with just us no music and clips but the same words they used?
Asked by :: Anna :: - Wed May 14 02:29:30 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you post copyrighted material, they will take it down. I've never heard of anyone being sued over a YouTube video, but your user account might get banned. There was an incident with Japanese tv shows suing YouTube over use of clips from their shows without permission, but those have since been taken down and I'm pretty sure nothing came of it. Acting out a scene from a movie doesn't violate any copyright laws as long as you don't try to take credit for any part of it. Just have a title come up that says something like "This a scene from..." and you're set. That's only if you're doing the scene word-for-word, though. If you're doing a parody then that's covered under Fair Use and doesn't violate any copyright laws.
Answered by Wes M - Wed May 14 02:47:32 2008
Q. And can you be sued if you post something thats copyright??? Also would it be condsiderd copyright if my friends and i acted out a scene from a movie with just us no music and clips but the same words they used?
Asked by :: Anna :: - Wed May 14 02:29:30 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you post copyrighted material, they will take it down. I've never heard of anyone being sued over a YouTube video, but your user account might get banned. There was an incident with Japanese tv shows suing YouTube over use of clips from their shows without permission, but those have since been taken down and I'm pretty sure nothing came of it. Acting out a scene from a movie doesn't violate any copyright laws as long as you don't try to take credit for any part of it. Just have a title come up that says something like "This a scene from..." and you're set. That's only if you're doing the scene word-for-word, though. If you're doing a parody then that's covered under Fair Use and doesn't violate any copyright laws.
Answered by Wes M - Wed May 14 02:47:32 2008
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