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Copyright law often used to strike down YouTube videos, not protect art

A user named VickyACAB commented on Mastodon that copyright law is more frequently used to remove content from platforms like YouTube than to protect original artistic creations. This highlights a perceived imbalance in how copyright is applied in the digital age. AI

RANK_REASON Commentary from a user on a social media platform about copyright law.

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Copyright law often used to strike down YouTube videos, not protect art

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    “It is much more common … [that] # copyright is going to be used to strike down your YouTube video rather than to protect your drawing.” - @ VickyACAB 🔗 https:/

    “It is much more common … [that] # copyright is going to be used to strike down your YouTube video rather than to protect your drawing.” - @ VickyACAB 🔗 https:// youtu.be/eTtgXEeEPYQ @ LucyStag @ rubixhelix # tech # ip # ai # media # culture