Re:Army open-sources cyber defense code in new GitHub project
by psykovsky on Sunday February 01, 2015 @04:34AM
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DMCA only works in the USA. I work for a Portuguese record label and we get ignored when we ask the local Youtube copycats to remove our copyrighted content. I even suspect they download the videos from Youtube to upload on their services. And I'm talking about sites owned by the biggest telecommunications providers.
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Re:Army open-sources cyber defense code in new GitHub project
by tokenizerrr on Sunday February 01, 2015 @08:40AM
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Sure, DMCA is an American legal construct. At this point it'd be a good idea to get in touch with a lawyer and see with the appropriate course of action for your country is.
Re:Army open-sources cyber defense code in new GitHub project
by psykovsky on Monday February 02, 2015 @02:32PM
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Didn't you read the part about the sites being owned by the biggest telecom companies? They sue people for €10 debts (or they used to while they were allowed) because they have an army of lawyers receiving paychecks, needing to work to justify those paychecks... At most, we, a small indie record label, would be a welcome distraction to those guys.