Monday, August 4, 2008
And for My Next Trick, I’ll Turn Myself Into a Complete Jackass
If you’re going to demand that YouTube remove a video to which you object under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, it’s probably wise to make sure that you actually understand the DMCA. Wiser still to make sure that you actually hold the copyright to the video in question. Uri Geller, the purported spoon-bending psychic, apparently did neither when he sent a DMCA take-down notice to YouTube demanding that it remove a clip debunking his “supernatural” abilities.
