"Business Insider" is suing YouTube and the entire country of Russia

What changes to technology will it bring?

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absolutely nothing

Fpbp

>1h47m
*close*

Based.

respecting your time, I can give you a qrd:
>RT was sampling the clips of the channel for their own content
>the channel decides to copyright strike them
>complains about YouTube not immediately deleting all 39 RT channels after three such strikes

That's basically it.
The remaining 1 hour and 46 minutes are used to waste most of the goodwill he would have through retarded ad hominem gags and a deeply fallacious manner of presenting information while trying to sound legally credible when all he has on his hand is a sketchy allegation at best.

The dude's retarded and obnoxious. He stresses how their VERY CREATIVE AND DIFFICULT "3D SFX" is CLEARLY, OBVIOUSLY original, hence copyrightable content and RT deserves to be destroyed because using literally a few seconds of it in their own content while denying them a fair use case - for some mystery reasons. Apparently, using a game as a background for your video is fair use but seconds of photo collages are not.

However, it's a "small guy" vs "big guy" case, and some judge apparently did rule that RT was infringing. And the "big guy" here is Russia and it's cool to hate Russia. So maybe it'll go somewhere.

I'm anti-Russia and hope RT gets raped out of existence but this guy is in the wrong. Even if what he is doing is in service of a goal I think is good it's bad that this could possibly be applied to anybody else. I am glad you watched this so I don't need to. Hope he dies.

Ok hohol
Suing jewgle? Kek, good luck

>anti-Russia
Cool, I'm Anti-African-American personally. I hope I didn't offend you, my African-American friend.

On this website it's a lot more surprising if you're not. You tell people you come here and they just assume that about you.