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HR-2281: And Then the DMCA Didn't Apply on the Earth (Viacom vs. Google).: Kindle free today only

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STEVE JOBS would wage "Thermo-Nuclear War" to his "last dying breath" against Google (see "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson).

On June 23, 2010, the case known as Viacom International, Inc./Paramount Pictures vs. Google, Inc. /YouTube, Inc. was decided by United States District Judge, Louis L. Stanton. This district level federal case which dragged for three (3) years concerned the infringement and exposition of Viacom’s copyrighted content on a public display by YouTube, owned and operated by Google.

This book is the result of reading every document in that case, line-by-line, amid the study of the statutes, case-law, legislative material, non-redacted evidence, and additional facts with the knowledge of computer science, which apparently is lacking with lawyers, judges, and even the US Congress, but certainly not with Google, YouTube and many clones.
Viacom disagrees with outcome.

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