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Prince is such a fruity copyright-trolling wimp, even a baby could beat him. Eighteen-month-old Holden Lenz frolicked while part of the Purple Pussy’s hit Let’s Get Crazy played faintly in the background. Apparently, The Artist Formerly Known as Clueful does not want babies doing that on YouTube, so he had Universal Music send a DMCA takedown notification. Holden’s mom Stephanie sent a counter-notification, which YouTube rightly honored. She’s now suing Universal for DMCA abuse.
That’s what you get for bullying babies, Prince.
1447 days ago
[...] he sues babies, and now he takes down stuff he doesn’t even own. What a creep. Tags: Creep, IP, Music, [...]
1448 days ago
[...] trolls think the need to protect their work gives them the right to hurt the innocent. Louderback says the FBI is now on the case. Let’s hope those Media Defender dogs finally pay [...]
1485 days ago
[...] which keeps us listening to this quirky song one year later. Had Tay been a copyright troll like Prince, Chocolate Rain would probably have dried up by now. Tags: Amie Street, Chocolate Rain, Music, Tay [...]
1583 days ago
[...] Once again, ABS-CBN frivolously takes down a YouTube clip they don’t own. I’d like to remind ABS-CBN management that DMCA takedown notices require sworn statements. They may well be committing multiple acts of perjury, acts for which they may someday be held accountable. [...]
1591 days ago
[...] back, Cory. Contact the EFF. File a DMCA counternotification. Sue Viacom for DMCA abuse. Viacom has lost indiscriminate claims before. You don’t need to take this [...]