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There have been two interesting articles regarding copy right I want to discuss.
Article 1:
The investigative arm of the Homeland Security Department appears to be shutting down websites that facilitate copyright infringement.
Immigration and Customs
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This is obviously a PHOTO of the seal used in an article, just as is done with nearly every article ever, anywhere.
It does not purport to be official in any way, and does not infringe copyright.
By the same faux logic, you should be sued and shut down for using the screen capture you just used, and every article that uses a photo of someone or a corporate logo should suffer the same fate.
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DOES NOT
DOES NOT
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Then I stopped trying - no more problem.
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What are your thoughts on ICE shutting down sites that violate copyright?
Have you been a victim of copyright infringement?
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For example this release was online before we even got it back from the duplicators. (It's common for uploaders to get jobs at duplicating houses to gain quicker access to pre release material.)
http://btjunkie.org/torrent/Endif-Meta-2006-FWYH-Industrial-Rhythmic-Noise-Techno/43247da3c1e7fc2ce0f00b4d21c724f2616a7f4a3581
One of the tasks our label has is finding and reporting sites that infringe our copyright. Tympanik artists get frequent updates on the effort.
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It does not purport to be official in any way, and does not infringe copyright.
Are you sure you're looking at the actual publication that's at issue? It sound like you're just talking about the news article reporting the controversy.
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Still a photograph. Still looks more amateurish than official. Still not copyright infringement.
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