Saturday, 28 August 2021

UMG Seems to Think it Copyrighted the Moon

quote [ Filmmaker Philip Bloom was surprised when UMG claimed copyright to a generic moon video he shot and uploaded to Facebook. ]

fuck UMG with their copyright claims
[SFW] [business] [+9 Balls Nasty ]
[by ScoobySnacks@5:02amGMT]

Comments

cb361 said @ 7:52am GMT on 28th Aug [Score:2 Insightful]
Quite right too. If the owners of the moon are not rewarded, how will we get new moons? Looking at the moon is theft.
Silent said @ 7:56am GMT on 28th Aug
Now I am gonna go out and look at the moon all the harder tonight.
cb361 said @ 8:00am GMT on 28th Aug
You wouldn’t look at the sun! Stop destroying the moon you love. Say no to moon piracy!
arrowhen said @ 7:12pm GMT on 28th Aug
Lazy fucking commies, just pull yourself up by your own moonstraps!
Hugh E. said @ 11:08am GMT on 28th Aug [Score:1 Underrated]
Who owns the moon, the other planets, and space in general? [9-minute listen]
Christopher Lamar is the CEO of the Lunar Embassy. His father claimed the ownership of the moon and all of the solar system planets and Pluto four decades ago, using the space treaty from United Nations and the U.S. Homestead Act. Since then, millions of people bought stakes of the moon and other planets.

In addition to the Lunar Embassy, NASA is also getting involved in space ownership. The government agency signed contracts with space exploration companies to collect lunar "dirt" for a small amount of money. Journalist Atossa Araxia Abrahamian says NASA's goal is to establish a precedent for property laws in space.

Menchi said @ 6:44am GMT on 28th Aug
Does UMG manage John Cage's works? They did use almost half of one of his songs here, after all.
Paracetamol said[1] @ 7:29pm GMT on 28th Aug
Just read this one about mentioning books in a podcast:

The story of a take-down


One Sunday night a few weeks ago, I received an email from Podbean informing me my podcast had been taken down in response to a complaint that the content on the first ever episode, back in 2014, infringed on ‘intellectual property rights worldwide’. The complaint had come from AXG House, an ‘automated DCMA take-down service’.

5th Earth said @ 4:39am GMT on 29th Aug
I wonder if you could make this a class action suit.

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