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Apple loses bid to dismiss DMCA anti-circumvention of YouTube videos claim
Read more: Apple loses bid to dismiss DMCA anti-circumvention of YouTube videos claimIn Ted Entm’t v. Apple, Judge Seeborg denied Apple’s motion to dismiss the plaintiff’s DMCA claim for alleged circumvention of access controls on YouTube videos. The opinion is consistent with two other recent decisions involving Ted Entertainment: Plus, it is similar to cases involving stream ripping of music files from YouTube videos allegedly in violation…
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Ted Entertainment opposes Apple’s motion to dismiss DMCA claim
Read more: Ted Entertainment opposes Apple’s motion to dismiss DMCA claimTed Entertainment filed its opposition to Apple’s motion to dismiss its DMCA anti-circumvention claim. Excerpt: DOWNLOAD:
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Ted Entertainment files 1st amended complaint v. Apple to add more allegations of TPM access control issue
Read more: Ted Entertainment files 1st amended complaint v. Apple to add more allegations of TPM access control issueInstead of responding to Apple’s motion to dismiss, Ted Entertainment filed a First Amended Complaint, trying to beef up its allegations that YouTube videos have access-control TPMs that get protection under the DMCA anti-circumvention provision, Section 1201(a). Excerpt: DOWNLOAD THE 1ST AMENDED COMPLAINT
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Apple, now represented by Dale Cendali, asks court to dismiss DMCA claim by YouTube creators Ted Entertainment
Read more: Apple, now represented by Dale Cendali, asks court to dismiss DMCA claim by YouTube creators Ted EntertainmentApple, now represented by Dale Cendali of Kirkland & Ellis and a team of lawyers from Kirkland and Latham & Watkins, just filed a motion to dismiss the YouTube creators Ted Entertainment’s DMCA anti-circumvention claim. Apple’s argument is the same one being made in other DMCA lawsuits related to YouTube videos that they are not…