that's weird. i'm waiting to see how this all shakes out before i decide
if i want my feeds removed. i think i'm happy for it to be there as long as
there
is proper attribution and link backs.
-eddie
On Sat, Apr 08, 2006 at 10:51:23AM -0700, Enric wrote:
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Adding link-backs is not the point. If you are extending such and
offer to Veoh please make it clear it's not representative of an
agreement by any class copyrightholders who may be vloggers on this
list and your own personal offer.
On Apr 8, 2006, at 12:52 PM, Jay dedman wrote:
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On 4/8/06, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Exactly.
Here's what I want to see Veoh do:
1) Stop spidering fee
hi Jay,I don't agree that adding obvious linkback is a solution because Veoh is a social site with memberships, ratings, profiles, friends, etc. I do not like the implication that I am a member of a community because my stuff was spidered into it. Linking back may give a means to finding my site
Adding linkbacks to the entries is not enough.
The issue is rehosting content that you do not have permission to
rehost and assuming it falls under your own terms of use (as though it
were willfully uploaded by a consenting user who has chosen to opt in
to the service).
This denies traffic from t
> It is in our marketing group's to-do list, and is on my calendar. I
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> down– we aren't a bunch of Hollywood Fat Cats, y'know.
>From: "dmitry_veoh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Veoh ** We are hearing you loud and clear
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>Anne,
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>I undertand your frustration, but I assure you we are no
Er Um
My husband sells adult DVDs over the Internet. He's a very
above-the-board businessman, which is why we don't live in a mansion
in Beverly Hills. But, yeah. Porn servers tend to buy more bandwidth
than they need. So I use some. Just so it doesn't go to waste, you
understand.
--Steph
Hello,On 4/7/06, dmitry_veoh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anne,I undertand your frustration, but I assure you we are not doing thisto inflate numbers. We are just trying to create a good service. Iagree that this is serious business, but I think that our intent is in
line with video bloggers; to
I honestly don't know how this can be made right.First thing, though, stop spidering immediately. Remove all unclaimed feeds at once. Not just the feeds of those who discover what you are doing. All of them.
Doing those things could go a long way in showing your intentions.On 4/7/06, dmitry_veoh
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