Unser Recht schützt die Geldgier.
Daher musste ein kostenloser Dienst an der Gemeinschaft nämlich fyyd.de , die richtig gut kuratierte Podcastsammlung jetzt schließen.

Auslöser ist die Abmahnung wegen eines Logos eines NDR Podcasts.
Das Logo ist ja mit Fernsehgebühren finanziert worden.
Heißt es nicht public Money public Logo?

Danke an @eazy für die wunderbaren Jahre mit fyyd.de die du uns geschenkt hast.

https://chaos.social/@eazy/116812185845386955

#abmahnAbzocke #dankefürnichtsVoss #fairuse #fyyd

Fashion Blogger Wins Fair Use Case Because She Paired a Photo With Q&A Section

A Q&A helped make the blogger’s use of the photo transformative.

PetaPixel

#SRF:
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KI-Firmen kaufen Antiquariate leer – und vernichten die Bücher
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"Palettenweise wandern Sachbücher u. Romane aus europ. Antiquariaten in die USA. Dahinter stecken mutmasslich KI-Unternehmen: Sie nutzen gedruckte Bücher als Rohdaten .. werfen sie nach dem Scannen in die Tonne .. Kulturgut geht .. verloren."

https://www.srf.ch/kultur/gesellschaft-religion/jagd-auf-alte-buecher-ki-firmen-kaufen-antiquariate-leer-und-vernichten-die-buecher

17.6.2026

#Abhängigkeit #AI #Antiquariat #Buch #Digitalisierung #Europa #FairUse #KI #Kultur #Kulturgut #Macht #Urheberrecht #USA #ZoomBooks #Zugänglichkeit

Jagd auf alte Bücher - KI-Firmen kaufen Antiquariate leer – und vernichten die Bücher

Palettenweise wandern alte Bücher aus Europa in die USA. Dahinter stecken mutmasslich KI-Unternehmen – mit System.

Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)
EFF Thanks SerpApi For Helping Us Protect Free Speech Online

EFF is grateful for SerpApi’s generous support, helping us fight for your rights to speak and access information online. SerpApi has been giving to EFF every year since 2018, and alongside our 32,000 individual donors, their gift is critical to keeping up the fight.Whether in the courts, halls of...

Electronic Frontier Foundation

Fair use laws. (u.s variant.)

They give some limited legal permission to use copyrighted content without permission. But what exactly do they mean and how do you know if your actual use case applies for that fair use protection.

There are four general factors.
1. purpose and character

a. transformative use: potentially remixes, mashups memes could apply here.

b. Educational, research, criticism, news reporting, and parody are strongly favored legally. I could legally post an image of anything copyrighted if I'm reporting on something, commentating, or making some type of statement.

2. Nature of the Copyrighted Work
This looks at the original work itself.

Using material from factual works (like biographies, news articles, or scientific papers) is likely to be considered fair use than using material from highly creative works (like fictional movies, novels, poems, or music).

However, you can reduce the risks by cropping and using a smaller ammountof the content in question.

3. Amount and Substantiality of the Portion Used
This examines how much of the original work you took.

a. Quantity: Using a tiny snippet (like a few seconds of a video) is more likely to be fair use than using the entire thing. This could also apply to cropping out portions of an original image.

b. Quality ("Heart of the Work"): Even if you only take a small piece, if that piece is the most memorable, important, or central part of the work, this factor can weigh against fair use legally.

4. Effect of the Use Upon the Potential Market

This looks at the financial impact on the original creator.

If your use is a direct substitute for the original work—meaning people would buy or watch your version instead of purchasing the original—it is rarely considered #fairuse

in most cases you need more then one factor to be on your side. Aim for as many as you can. #copyright #dmca

Googletube wants to put ads on either side of this AND charge me to #copypaste it. And. The #VHS world already completely changed everything about #IP and #fairuse https://youtu.be/c0KXHb_EXVc?si=iSP_dONT6s1Yb145
AFHV - 1991 Open with Jill Colucci

YouTube
Enshittification Merch That Actually Fights Enshittification 

There are now enshittification pins and stickers in the EFF shop, and all proceeds go directly to EFF's work defending digital rights. When someone sees the enshittification emoji, it signals that you understand what's happening to the internet, and that you know we can do better.

Electronic Frontier Foundation
Tell Congress: Just Say No to NO FAKES

The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to consider and vote on the Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep Entertainment Safe Act (NO FAKES). Instead of targeting the real privacy harms posed by AI-generated replicas, this law would create another layer of internet censorship on top of the already...

Electronic Frontier Foundation
A collaborator trying to "hijack" a project across borders is often exploiting the difficulty of international enforcement intellectual property (IP) laws are territorial Without a written contract, many countries default to joint ownership for collaborative work #fairuse

An important collaborator is d...
An important collaborator is delaying my project with perfectionism and lack of turnaround - How to manage him

I am leading a research project which involves a number of international collaborators. We have been working with one collaborator since early this year to develop a Spanish version of the survey w...

The Workplace Stack Exchange

Judge issues tentative ruling in Ethan Klein lawsuit, Chilean court orders Amazon to pay actors copyright royalties, and Sony invests in anti-piracy company.

https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2026/06/08/3-count-tentative-opinions/

#Copyright #FairUse #Chile #Amazon #Sony

3 Count: Tentative Opinions

Judge issues tentative ruling in Ethan Klein lawsuit, Chilean court orders Amazon to pay actors copyright royalties, and Sony invests in anti-piracy company.

Plagiarism Today