Michael S. Elkin and Thomas P. Lane, partners at Winston & Strawn, write that a recent decision may establish that YouTube's other actions should not disqualify it from protection under DMCA's safe harbor: YouTube's encoding of video lacks volitional conduct sufficient to disqualify it from the safe harbor; Viacom did provide DMCA-compliant notices of infringement before suit, and YouTube purportedly responded expeditiously, and; the structure of YouTube's site does not provide YouTube with the right and ability to control the infringing activity on its site, notwithstanding its ability and efforts to filter adult content and perform other system maintenance.
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