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Thursday, August 23, 2007

Presidential Candidates: Copyright Criminals?

Over at PrezVid, James Kotecki points out that most of the 2008 presidential campaigns may be violating copyright laws when they post clips of their interviews from cable and network TV news shows on YouTube. He says he hopes that drawing attention to this fair use question will force politicians to reexamine the country's dated intellectual property statutes.

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