Saban Suing Individual Youtube User for PR Video

[decrets]

Go toll somewhere else

Thanks for answering my question.

Sorry, "Fair Use" does not equal uploading copyrighted content such as episodes and clips of episodes to websites with no consequences. It's been that way even before Bush entered the white house.

Just by the DVDs or watch on Netflix.

[Khandri]

I find it interesting that some people mention that they've had PR music videos pulled thanks to Saban or Toei, but mine are still there. Two are very obviously PR, and another one uses audio and a few clips from PR, but is for something else entirely. The only issue I've had with any of them is that some of them have been blocked in some countries because of the audio used, and that's it. Considering that one of those videos has been up for over five years now without incident, have I just been lucky all this time or something?

But still...uploading a whole episode and claiming it's your own and then getting indignant about getting called out on it? Yeah, even I think that's pretty boneheaded.

[AFPR-DragonRanger]

Also, the fact that she turned from typical poorly-worded rage to eloquence is just icing on the cake of "what the heck".

Hm, the "I have a good faith" line is used in both the PR case and the "Grandma Song" case.

I think the line beginning with "I swear, under penalty of perjury..." was a checkbox that YouTube required you to acknowledge when filing a counter claim form. The current wording is different so I can't confirm.

[dekapurple]

I can't believe my eyes...Last I checked, PR is Saban Brands's intellectual property. For an example that may or may not be related,those of us who are writing PR fanfiction are technically playing in their territory with or without the consent of the company. She can't claim that PR is hers by law and this whole countersuit thing is ridiculous.

[Andros]

^what happened to fair use? Oh that's right, there is no such thing anymore. hasn't been since big business was given control of the U.S by Bush Jr.

I wish there was a like button. And I wish that I could like it a million times!

[Rangermon]

Go toll somewhere else

I'm not sure you know what trolling is Super BBC-America... It isn't trolling just because you don't like what someone says, so don't label someone based on your biased and skewed definition of it because it suits you.

[arcadiarika]

I think the line beginning with "I swear, under penalty of perjury..." was a checkbox that YouTube required you to acknowledge when filing a counter claim form. The current wording is different so I can't confirm.

Ah, really? I did not know that, I will admit that I haven't even made an account for YouTube.

[Ryan Steele]

I can understand Saban's and Toei's decision of not allowing episodes on youtube but come on, why also fan videos, promos and music videoclips? I was searching for a video with Fourze henshin and I couldn't find anyone. All were down. That's ridicilous. Don't they understand that those videos create more fans? I managed to make someone who hated power rangers understand how awesome japanese toku are (there are tons of people who hate pr and put in the same category all the rest toku because of it, especially in Greece) and became a rider fan by watching a clip about OOO. At once he started watching it.

[Captain Platypus]

Especially since there is no legal method of viewing these episodes in America