Give an example of how safe harbour laws can be exploited to maliciously attack

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Give an example of how safe harbour laws can be exploited to maliciously attack a content creator.

Pick a piece of software that you use every day (avoid very common software). What type of software license does it have?

Video content is routinely pirated via downloading, torrenting and streaming. Describe how each of these methods may differ in the interpretation of fair dealing.

Work may enter the public domain in a number of ways. Describe the similarities and differences between an author placing a work in the public domain versus a work entering the public domain because the copyright expired.

Pick an Internet video that fairly uses a copyrighted work in it. What fair dealing provision would the work fall under?

Explanation / Answer

by the final review article :

Economic growth and jobs will come through technology providers and content creators working together to ensure a properly functioning digital marketplace.

Safe harbour provisions give immunity to service providers when users upload copyright-infringing material as long as they are taking reasonable steps to remove infringing content from their platforms.

companies like google facebook works under the safe horbour rules because it will leads to develope the digital marketing.

2.

Am using netbeans software for development .

it contains common licence named as

and some third party license

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