You could have a lawyer submit a DMCA takedown notice to the sites hosting this video as well as a cease and desist order to the vaporizer company. Most likely they'll comply. If they don't, you could pursue them further, but the ends might not justify the means unless you can prove some sort of grievous damage to either your character or your brand.What about this? Yesterday, did a search of the title of a movie of mine that I had uploaded on a few weeks before, and found that due to the fact it was a really unique video involvolving marijuana some marijuana vaporizer company had stolen it, watermarked it with their site, and uploaded it all over the web.
What are my options here?
I'd advise not going in with guns blazing then. I've got a strange feeling that a company selling vaporizers might be pretty motivated by flattery and a "So, I was high and surfing the internet and came across this video I made and ... can I get a hookup on some merch, dude?" story.Hm. Thanks for everyone who replied to me. Wasn't trying to threadjack, so my apologies to the OP. Their unauthorized use of my video doesn't really bother me in the least bit, but maybe I can score a free vaporizer off this shit.![]()
this dates a few years back....like 00-01 or sooo...but was bootlegging around 30 cds with 17+ songs each on them(on egay lol).....everything was good cause the songs didnt actually have copyrights, was moving around $1500 per week
...but one of the cd's eventually got copyrighted....about 3 weeks later got a letter from the RIAA, threatening to sue for $250,000 per song....
not only for that one cd...but for all 30 cds...(even though they where not officially copyrighted...) so 30x17 = w/e x $250,000.... well i quit that....
but still have the letter framed in my office =]
haha yeah if you're using an anonymous level 1 proxy you likely won't be found.
But if the video is copyrighted they are most likely going to get it deleted.
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