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Germany s Federal Court of Justice has ruled that YouTube does not have to hand over the email or IP addresses of users who uploaded pirated movies to the platform. The decision is part of a long-running case that saw three YouTube users upload Scary Movie 5 and Parker to the site resulting in thousands of views in breach of copyright.
With more than two billion logged-in users every month, YouTube is the world’s most dominant video platform. Every day people watch over a billion hours of videos, together generating billions of views.
Over the past five years, YouTube has paid out over $2 billion to partners who utilize the company’s Content ID system to utilize otherwise infringing uploads but some companies prefer to tackle alleged infringement through legal action and the courts instead.
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Innocence, nothing more important than the way evidence is admitted at a trial and we re learning today that you know, you can t allow all of these attacks to come in. these uncharged crimes with vague evidence. i think the court was clear that if a, you make a deal, that deal should mean something and bringing in the uncharged crimes was quite a problem here. i think this is not only a wonderful day for the system under which we all live, but it s a wonderful day for others who are sitting in prison looking at this same type of situation. martha: you think this has any impact on your case, harvey weinstein? i don t see how it doesn t. we see justice rules. you know, you shouldn t allow all of these uncharged attacks to come in during a criminal trial. how those really affect what happens to someone who is charged with a crime. we have to remember that courtrooms are about fairness,