‘Ripping’ Clips for YouTube Reaction Videos can Violate the DMCA, Court Rules * TorrentFreak
A U.S. court has issued a ruling that could have serious implications for the YouTube "reaction" videos created with stream-ripping tools.
Y2Mate.com Among a Dozen YouTube Rippers Shut Down By IFPI * TorrentFreak
IFPI says enforcement action against the operator of YouTube-ripping site Y2Mate.com, has led the site's closure along with 11 similar sites.
One YouTube-Ripping Site Will Get 4 Billion Visits in 2023; Time to Blame
Last month a single YouTube-ripping domain received a staggering 343 million visits and is still trending upwards. So who gets the blame?
Court Denies RIAA’s $250,000 Attorney Fees Request Against Yout
The legal battle between the RIAA and Yout will go to appeal before potential attorneys' fees are awarded, the federal court ruled.
RIAA: 'Refocused' Yout Stream-Ripping Lawsuit Should Be Dismissed * TorrentFreak
The RIAA says that a refocused Yout.com complaint fails to state how the service operates so should be dismissed for failure to state a claim.
Yout Files Refocused Lawsuit Against RIAA to Have YouTube-Ripping Service Declared Legal * TorrentFreak
After its case was dismissed last month, YouTube-ripping service Yout.com has filed a new amended complaint against the RIAA.
Yout.com
Yout.com allows you to record videos from YouTube, FaceBook, SoundCloud, VK and others too many formats with clipping. Intuitively easy to use, with Yout the Internet DVR, with a bit of extra.
RIAA: Stream-Ripper 'Yout' Would Have No Business If Users Could Download From YouTube * TorrentFreak
The RIAA says ripping service Yout circumvents YouTube's protections and if users could do easily do the same, it wouldn't have a business.
Yout v RIAA: Use of Technical Protection Measure Does Not Equal Abuse * TorrentFreak
In its lawsuit against the RIAA, Yout has informed the court that its 'use' of YouTube's technical protection measures does not equal abuse.
RIAA: Not Even Improper YouTube 'Rolling Cipher' Complaints Can Be Countered * TorrentFreak
The RIAA wants to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a ripping service, arguing that YouTube's 'rolling cipher' is indeed an effective technical measure.
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