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Mother protects YouTube clip by suing Prince | Tech news blog - CNET News.com
Prince can't push this mother around. \n\nThe pop star wanted YouTube to remove a clip of an infant boy dancing to his \n1984 hit song "Let's Go Crazy." When the clip got scrubbed, the baby's mother \ncried foul and filed suit asking for damages. The woman's lawyers at the \nElectronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) say the dancing-baby clip is the poster \nchild for fair use.
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Prince can't push this mother around.
The pop star wanted YouTube to remove a clip of an infant boy dancing to his
1984 hit song "Let's Go Crazy." When the clip got scrubbed, the baby's mother
cried foul and filed suit asking for damages. The woman's lawyers at the
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) say the dancing-baby clip is the poster
child for fair use.
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YouTube - "Let's Go Crazy" #1
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Thanks for your views & comments. If you found the video via a news
story or blog, please share the URL.
One thing to clarify: at the time of
the suit, he was 18 months. In this video he is about 13 months and had just
learned to walk, hence the video.
If you're trying to contact me, please
call my EFF lawyers at (415) 436-9333. My father-in-law will talk your ear off
if you call him. You can also send a message via YouTube. Thanks.
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