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http://angryaussie.wordpress.com I really hate the two-faced lying shits behind these campaigns to destroy the freedom of the internet.

This is a link the the EFF.org web site and some helpful questions and answers about "Fair Use". http://w2.eff.org/IP/eff_fair_use_faq.php Please keep watching and please get involved. Many of us will be telling you how to do that in a few days. Thank you so much... paul About EFF From the Internet to the iPod, technologies are transforming our society and empowering us as speakers, citizens, creators, and consumers. When our freedoms in the networked world come under attack, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is the first line of defense. EFF broke new ground when it was founded in 1990 — well before the Internet was on most people's radar — and continues to confront cutting-edge issues defending free speech, privacy, innovation, and consumer rights today. From the beginning, EFF has championed the public interest in every critical battle affecting digital rights. Blending the expertise of lawyers, policy analysts, activists, and technologists, EFF achieves significant victories on behalf of consumers and the general public. EFF fights for freedom primarily in the courts, bringing and defending lawsuits even when that means taking on the US government or large corporations. By mobilizing more than 50,000 concerned citizens through our Action Center, EFF beats back bad legislation. In addition to advising policymakers, EFF educates the press and public. EFF is a donor-funded nonprofit and depends on your support to continue successfully defending your digital rights. Litigation is particularly expensive; because two-thirds of our budget comes from individual donors, every contribution is critical to helping EFF fight —and win—more cases. Author: renetto Keywords: renetto fair use dmca eff government grassroots gimmeabreakman gregsolomon myrealitybytes Added: July 23, 2008

the video to your left is the work of desertphile. the video-description that you are currently reading is the work of kurtilein3. everyone of you that like desertphiles channel, and im sure that this is true for most of you, should do something to get some people moving to the following locations: desertphiles channel on LIVELEAK: http://www.liveleak.com/user/Desertphile desertphiles NEW CHANNEL on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/deaddesertphile lets do everything we can to boost the subscriber-count of those two channels, to show youtube that we disapprove of their censorship and to show desertphile that he has our support. we should also try to boost all the videos about desertphiles suspension into the top rated / most discussed / top favorites / most viewed. this will also help to get people interested in liveleak, which might be an alternative to youtube. we need to support other video-sharing-websites that do not have the kind of censorship that youtube has, and that are operated by people that will listen to the community and even respond to emails. if youtube continues to unnecessarily attack freedom of speech and allows censorship, people will move to other websites, and one day youtube might lose its undeserved number 1 position on the market. most of desertphiles videos fit into the category ``education´´, and this is where the people that are interested in desertphiles videos might be looking for videos, so i will post this in the education-category as well. - kurtilein3

Experimenting with a remix of Paul Robinette's (aka Renetto) DMCA hip hop song and video about getting his videos flagged for copyright violations (remixed with permission). Distributed by Tubemogul. Author: marquisdejolie Keywords: dmca digital millennium copyright act hiphop marquisdejolie music remix renetto robinett song Added: July 18, 2008

This video was removed after a false DMCA was filed against it by: Shogakukan Production Co. Ltd. claiming that this material is infringing. I filed a counter claim against them and well... we won. Thanks for your support, Renetto and family ------------------ DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday "TIME OUT... Click this link and listen to this video in STEREO baby... and oh ya... you can copy the hell out out this video... the revolution continues... resume" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMwAaUL5loQ&fmt=18 My favorite drink is Coca Cola Why just tell you I can show ya Think they'd like me pimping they brand Tried to log in I've been banned! I just want to show my stuff Now I'm a criminal "YOU GOT BUSTED" Broke the law Are you for sure 12 years young and I'm hardcore DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite movies on TV And I want all of my friends to see Pokemon is just so cool Mew and Mewtwo YA THEY RULE When I'm playing my DS Everyone knows I'm the best Then I made a video It got flagged and THATS FOR SURE DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite shoes my favorite jeans all been trademarked can't be seen All my books and Magazines I can't show you AIN'T THAT MEAN I'm just "Broadcasting Myself" All I wanted nothing else DMCA'd I'm in trouble It's all good "NO YOUR A REBEL" DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday Author: renetto Keywords: renetto paul robinett Gracie Daisy Noah DMCA copyright hip-hop pop Added: July 16, 2008

http://www.castoneentertainment.com Someone asked me how to file a DMCA complaint. Well, Youtube has answered that right here on the site. I will show you where in this video. Author: Talljim01 Keywords: talljim dmca copyright complaint youtube viacom Added: July 5, 2008

A little bit of vomit just came up. Renetto FTW!!!! Author: Donnie2020 Keywords: GregSolomon Renetto Donnie2020 DMCA Australia Added: July 3, 2008

Author: gleonhard Added: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 06:24:33 -0800 Duration: 598Media Futurist Gerd Leonhard talks about the Future of Copyright: 1) An actual distinction between Copy vs Performance of digital content no longer exists 2) Even if it did: the Selling of Copies is no longer a growing business, or a ...

Author: gleonhard Added: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 06:24:33 -0800 Duration: 598Media Futurist Gerd Leonhard talks about the Future of Copyright: 1) An actual distinction between Copy vs Performance of digital content no longer exists 2) Even if it did: the Selling of Copies is no longer a growing business, or a ...

Media Futurist Gerd Leonhard talks about the Future of Copyright: 1) An actual distinction between Copy vs Performance of digital content no longer exists 2) Even if it did: the Selling of Copies is no longer a growing business, or a sustainable model 3) The exclusive right to make copies is becoming impossible to enforce 3) Criminalization of Sharing and Policing of Web-Access is not the kind of Justice our society can afford 4)New Permissions Usage-Rights for Digital Music can and will solve this problem

http://www.castoneentertainment.com So, if a Partner uploads copyrighted material, should a share of the profits go to the author? Is it safer to create original content? Should we be allowed to upload anything on the internet? Is this a free to play playground? Author: Talljim01 Keywords: talljim renetto DMCA copyright union sag actor guild Added: June 27, 2008

Media Futurist Gerd Leonhard talks about the Future of Copyright: 1) An actual distinction between Copy vs Performance of digital content no longer exists 2) Even if it did: the Selling of Copies is no longer a growing business, or a sustainable model 3) The exclusive right to make copies is becoming impossible to enforce 3) Criminalization of Sharing and Policing of Web-Access is not the kind of Justice our society can afford 4)New Permissions Usage-Rights for Digital Music can and will solve this problem. More at www.mediafuturist.com and www.endofcontrol.com

It may be time for a Class Action Law Suit. The DMCA and even some of the policies of YouTube it's self, threatens the very future of online communication. With all of the emphases being placed on entertainment, from YouTube and others, the real revolution may be lost. In time, history may view this as a missed opportunity for real people who share their real lives with others around the world to stand up and fight for the right to BROADCAST OURSELVES, and everything that goes with it. If you haven't seen the video I posted about year and half ago called "One Tube, One World, One Day" please click on this link and give it a look... thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-maqdkHNbE Author: renetto Keywords: renetto dmca class action law suit youtube wu tang clan ash tour fred sxephil smosh network whatthebuckshow community Added: June 26, 2008

My video DMCA'd everyday has been REMOVED by YouTube because of this... This is to notify you that we have removed or disabled access to the following material as a result of a third-party notification by Shogakukan Production Co. Ltd. claiming that this material is infringing: I'm not going down without a fight...

My video DMCA'd everyday has been REMOVED by YouTube because of this... This is to notify you that we have removed or disabled access to the following material as a result of a third-party notification by Shogakukan Production Co. Ltd. claiming that this material is infringing: I'm not going down without a fight... Author: renetto Keywords: renetto dmca'd everyday dmca Added: June 13, 2008

The Canadian DMCA has been tabled, and it's an atrocious, terribly thought out piece of legislation. Time for a smackdown.

DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday TIME OUT... Click this link and listen to this video in STEREO baby... and oh ya... you can copy the hell out out this video... the revolution continues... resume http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzAWXwOg3Sk YOU GOT BUSTED Broke the law Are you for sure 12 years young and I'm hardcore DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite movies on TV And I want all of my friends to see Pokemon is just so cool Mew and Mewtwo YA THEY RULE When I'm playing my DS Everyone knows I'm the best Then I made a video It got flagged and THATS FOR SURE DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite shoes my favorite jeans all been trademarked can't be seen All my books and Magazines I can't show you AIN'T THAT MEAN I'm just Broadcasting Myself All I wanted nothing else DMCA'd I'm in trouble It's all good NO YOUR A REBEL DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday

DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite drink is Coca Cola Why just tell you I can show ya Think they'd like me pimping they brand Tried to log in I've been banned! I just want to show my stuff Now I'm a criminal "YOU GOT BUSTED" Broke the law Are you for sure 12 years young and I'm hardcore DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite movies on TV And I want all of my friends to see Pokemon is just so cool Mew and Mewtwo YA THEY RULE When I'm playing my DS Everyone knows I'm the best Then I made a video It got flagged and THATS FOR SURE DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday My favorite shoes my favorite jeans all been trademarked can't be seen All my books and Magazines I can't show you AIN'T THAT MEAN I'm just "Broadcasting Myself" All I wanted nothing else DMCA'd I'm in trouble It's all good "NO YOUR A REBEL" DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday DMCA'd Everyday... No way DMCA'd Everyday Author: renetto Keywords: renetto paul robinett Gracie Daisy Noay DMCA copyright hip-hop pop Added: June 9, 2008

Inmendham and the DMCA Author: melsbasketcase Keywords: Inmendham and the DMCA Added: June 9, 2008

My thoughts on this whole issue and how I feel about it all Author: Seth38101 Keywords: DMCA renetto paul van dyk armin buuren tiesto trance music dance club Added: June 6, 2008

What do you think about the DMCA and the way YouTube is handling this problem? Does YouTube need to suspend user channels for life? Is that what the copyright holders are asking from YouTube? Does the YouTube policy do anything to help deal with the real problems concerning copyright infringement? Is this the best that YouTube can do to protect themselves, their users and the copyright holders concerns? Does YouTube even give a shit? I would love to hear your thoughts... YouTube is watching... NPR is watching... The World is watching... Let your voice be heard Like I said... people are watching... check this out. UPDATE!!! 6/6/08 A note to the You Tube community from Dan Gediman, Executive Director, This I Believe, Inc.: Many of you may know of the recent issue over videos made by Paul Robinett (aka Renetto) that consisted of him reading, in their entirety, essays from the This I Believe series that we produce for public radio. This I Believe is an international project engaging people in writing, sharing, and discussing the core values that guide their daily lives. These short statements of belief, written by people from all walks of life, are published on our website at http://www.thisibelieve.org/ as well as in regular broadcasts on public radio. The project is based on a popular 1950s radio series of the same name hosted by Edward R. Murrow. When we learned about these videos, which were made without our permission, we were understandably concerned. We approached Mr. Robinett, informed him that the works in question were protected by copyright, and asked him to take them down, which he did promptly when asked. I want to stress that we took this action not motivated in any way by censorship. We fully support freedom of expression. We were trying to protect the copyrights of the essayists who wrote the words that Mr. Robinett was reading verbatim. When these writers granted rights to us, they did so with the understanding that they would be used for very specific purposes, such as broadcast on public radio and being included in a book. For this reason, we had no choice but to ask that the videos be removed. Since that time, we have been in contact with one of the essayists in question, Phyllis Allen, who has given her permission to Mr. Robinett to re-post his video of her essay. Given this fact, we are also granting permission for Mr. Robinett to do so, provided that proper copyright attribution is included and that he does not personally profit financially from the essayist's work. In the coming days, we hope to contact all the other essayists in question to see if they would allow permission for this usage as well. We are not at all opposed to anyone who wishes to make similar videos of their favorite This I Believe essay. We simply ask that they contact us first to receive permission and proper copyright attribution from us and the individual essayist. You can reach us at http://www.thisibelieve.org/contact.html. And if you would like to submit your own essay to the This I Believe project, please visit http://www.thisibelieve.org/agree.html. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

What do you think about the DMCA and the way YouTube is handling this problem? Does YouTube need to suspend user channels for life? Is that what the copyright holders are asking from YouTube? Does the YouTube policy do anything to help deal with the real problems concerning copyright infringement? Is this the best that YouTube can do to protect themselves, their users and the copyright holders concerns? Does YouTube even give a shit? I would love to hear your thoughts... YouTube is watching... NPR is watching... The World is watching... Let your voice be heard Author: renetto Keywords: renetto dmca copyright youtube npr poliecy Added: June 5, 2008

My time on YouTube may be over... I may have infringed on the copyrights of the authors and creators of the "This I Believe" audio series and if so I'll pay the price for it... If you posted a video response to any of the "This I Believe" videos and would like to attach them to this video that would be cool with me. I thank you all for helping bring attention to the great body of work "This I Believe" Author: renetto Keywords: renetto dmca copyright Added: June 4, 2008

Where Do Videos Go When They Die? New website that tracks all videos removed from youtube. http://youtomb.mit.edu/ Author: ChangeDaChannel Keywords: changedachannel youtomb mit tos copyright dmca Added: May 21, 2008

Michael Geist's short presentation to the Public Policy Forum's copyright symposium in April 2008 focusing on five "copyright myths" that have misleadingly cast Canada as weak on intellectual property and promoted the introduction of new copyright reforms.

Video Cam Direct Upload Author: Drakomis Keywords: tom cruise scientology babble xenutv dmca banned suspended desertphile cult interview Added: April 19, 2008

Colette Vogele of the Rules for the Revolution podcast joins Tom and Rafe to talk about what you can and can't do online, and how to protect your digital content. ...

READ IT FOR YOURSELF: http://freeplaymusic.com/licensing/termsofuse.php Author: ChristopherMast Keywords: christopher mast christophermast nin nine inch nails ghosts freeplay freeplaymusic youtube creative commons DMCA Added: March 31, 2008

Kevin MacLeod: http://incompetech.com Nine Inch Nails: 04 Ghosts I/2 http://ghosts.nin.com "Ghosts" was recorded and designed without any record company involvement. ALWAYS make sure to credit the music if you're using someone else's work! Also, make sure you understand the terms on which it was meant to be used! Author: ChristopherMast Keywords: christopher mast christophermast nin nine inch nails ghosts incompetech kevin macleod youtube creative commons DMCA Added: March 31, 2008