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Copyright owners must consider fair use arguments before demanding that online material be taken down, a San Jose federal judge ruled Aug. 20. The ruling sets up a possible court challenge between the mother of a dancing toddler and Universal Music Group, which demanded that YouTube remove a 29-second video in which Prince's "Let's Go Crazy" could be heard. The mother, Stephanie Lenz, is represented by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
August 21, 2008 at 05:05 AM
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