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Record label censors copyright legal professionals’ website by using falsely claiming it infringes copyright

Lucy Garcia by Lucy Garcia
March 4, 2019
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SpicyIP is arguably the leading blog for experts on India’s copyright machine, but hyperlinks to it disappeared from Google’s seek index following a fraudulent claim of copyright infringement filed through Saregama, India’s oldest document label.

The label claimed that a professional document from 2010 at the history of a Bollywood music referred to as “Apni To Jaise Taise” infringed at the copyright to the tune. It did now not.

Luckily for SpicyIP, they have no shortage of copyright specialists who can argue their case with Google’s takedown system, and that they were reinstated.

However, that is a bad omen for the future of free expression in India, which is considering rules much like Europe’s catastrophic Article 13, which might automate censorship of whatever claimed as copyrighted, without any requirement that these claims be straightforward or made inappropriate religion.

Regardless of the form of being aware-and-takedown, it’s miles obvious that setting a duty to police copyright infringement on intermediaries create perverse economic incentives on non-public events like Google or YouTube to over-comply and take down felony content material. This is not entirely as a result of the intermediaries’ practices themselves, however the coverage and felony selections that are created and are supposed to strike stability among getting entry to information and copyright safety inside the virtual age.

While we hope SaReGaMa has a stern word with its lawyers, it’s funny, and (perhaps on the stability) suitable that this takedown is aware came to a copyright law blog, in which we can discuss and dissect such methods. Yet, had it happened to a non-lawyer, or maybe, someone who had ceased to take hobby of their old blog, as it frequently does, it’d bring about the permanent elimination of public records from an index which serves as the gateway to the net, because of the ‘mistakes’ of private parties whose pastimes do not coincide with public get admission to. What does this suggest for the future to get admission to understanding? These are hard questions which Indian lawyers and policymakers need to grapple with, especially while we’ve got mindless duties just like the mechanism for ‘computerized takedown of unlawful content’ being proposed for intermediaries via the Ministry of IT

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Twitter advocate. Food practitioner. Bacon fanatic. Music specialist. Spent 2001-2006 working with hugs in Gainesville, FL. Managed a small team supervising the production of cabbage in Prescott, AZ. Spent 2002-2009 writing about walnuts in Phoenix, AZ. Spent two years developing strategies for tattoos in Bethesda, MD. In 2009 I was writing about soap scum in Cuba. Enthusiastic about promoting foreign currency in Prescott, AZ.

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