The owners of copyrighted content must consider fair use before sending take-down notices seeking the removal of online material, writes attorney Jose Sariego.
March 31, 2016 at 11:00 AM
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One day in 2007, Stephanie Lenz thought it would be fun to record her babies dancing around the kitchen to Prince’s popular song “Let’s Go Crazy” in the background. So she made a 29-second video of them. She thought others might think it was cute, so she posted the video on YouTube for free.
She was right — her dancing babies were a hit, garnering more than 1.8 million views to date.
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