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by BobbyTables2
327 days ago
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What’s ironic to me is that had these companies pirated only a single work, wouldn’t that be a chargeable crime? Clearly Bonnie and Clyde shouldn’t have been prosecuted. Imagine they were just robbing banks for literary research purposes. They could have then used the learnings to write a book and sell it commercially… Or imagine one cracks 10000 copyrighted DVDs and then sells 30 second clips… (a derived work). To me, for profit companies and universities have a huge difference — the latter is not seeking to directly commercially profit from copyrighted data. |
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