YouTomb: A Study of Copyright Infringement on YouTube

YouTomb: A Study of Copyright Infringement on YouTube

29thMay. × ’08

Be sure to check out YouTomb, a research project of MIT Free Culture. It monitors YouTube for videos that are taken down pursuant to DMCA takedown notices. The site shows a screenshot of the video and information about the takedown. You can sort by the entity providing the notice, for example you can see all notices issued by Viacom International, Inc. here.

Fascinating.


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