The winner in the “Dancing Baby” case doesn’t think a federal appeals court went far enough in setting standards on a copyright holder’s use of notices to take down allegedly infringing content on services like YouTube and wants the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in.
At the same time, the other side in the case, one of the largest music companies, wants the high court to get involved because it thinks that the appeals court went too far, making it even more difficult for copyright holders to challenge online infringement.
Stephanie Lenz—whose 30-second YouTube post of her kids dancing with ...
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