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Friday, 17 March 2017
quote [ Today, the University of California at Berkeley has deleted 20,000 college lectures from its YouTube channel. Berkeley removed the videos because of a lawsuit brought by two students from another university under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
We copied all 20,000 and are making them permanently available for free via LBRY. ]
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kylemcbitch said @ 9:52pm GMT on 18th March
On that we agree, which is exactly why I don't believe Berkeley is responsible for close captioning them.
However, I do have the right to it's access and if a private, third party did not mirror it it would have been de facto removed entirely from the internet. I understand they are different concepts, Sanepride, however they are intimately entwined in this scenario.
kylemcbitch said @ 9:54pm GMT on 18th March
On that we agree, which is exactly why I don't believe Berkeley is responsible for close captioning them.
However, I do have the right to it's access and if a private, third party did not mirror it it would have been de facto removed entirely from the internet. I understand they are different concepts, Sanepride, however they are intimately entwined in this scenario. This absolutely is public domain, the version shared is done so under Creative Commons.
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kylemcbitch said @ 9:52pm GMT on 18th March
On that we agree, which is exactly why I don't believe Berkeley is responsible for close captioning them.
However, I do have the right to it's access and if a private, third party did not mirror it it would have been de facto removed entirely from the internet. I understand they are different concepts, Sanepride, however they are intimately entwined in this scenario. This absolutely is public domain, the version shared is done so under Creative Commons.
