Felonies for Streaming copyrighted content
Will you oppose any proposal going through Congress, such as the one passing through it right now, that would make streaming copyrighted content a felony with prison time?
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richardgravener
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KalTheKoala
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US Government Should Not Be Allowed to Treat Unauthorized Streaming of Copyrighted Content as a Felony.
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SquallDawg
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In light of the bill that Senator Tom Tillis has put forward for consideration as law, making it a felony to violate copyright law, what does Twitch plan to protect its creators now that there is a real possibility of serving time in prison over DMCA? Please don’t give us this, “Oh you’re safe,” or, “just delete your VODs,” nonsense. Real, genuine answers please.
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Destinlife23TTV
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The copyright law states that whoever plays the music will endure a felony. Will twitch protect the streamers? I don’t want to go to jail.