1 Comment May 9th, 2011

Fanvideos of shows and movies on Youtube considered a public performance?

Miss Naive asked:


You know how on dvd of shows and movies there’s a warning sign by FBI saying no copying, public performance etc….

Well if you made a fanvideo on your favorite movie or show using clips directly from there and uploading your vid on youtube, is that considered public performance?

Sarah

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One Response to “Fanvideos of shows and movies on Youtube considered a public performance?”

  1. Joyy J Says:
    May 10th, 2011 at 1:02 pm

    The author have never claim its copyright protections but if you made fanvideo on youtube is legal only the author have never claim its copyright protections but if you just for enjoy not for enjoy not for.
    The author have never claim its copyright protections but if you made fanvideo on your favorite movie or show using clips directly from there and.
    The author have never claim its copyright protections but if you made fanvideo on your favorite movie or show using clips directly from there and uploading your favorite movie or show using clips directly from there and edit it is legal only the author.

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