The internet is for porn
May. 9th, 2012 04:55 am![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
giandujakissPornstars who look like the cast of Supernatural tumblr. Some of these are downright eerie.
Warning - the pictures show porn stars ... doing their jobs.
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Relatedly, Tumblr is being sued for copyright infringement over copyrighted pornographic images on the site. Normally, companies like Tumblr are immune from suits alleging that third party users have uploaded copyrighted material, as long as they comply with a few basic rules - like, taking down the infringing material when notified by the copyright owner. This lawsuit - by a company that has filed a lot of similar lawsuits against other websites - alleges that Tumblr has not taken down infringing material even when notified about it. But, as the article says, in past lawsuits, courts have found that this company does not send adequate notifications, so Tumblr may have a defense. If the allegations are true, though - if Tumblr really isn't processing takedown notices - that's a real legal problem for the company.
Warning - the pictures show porn stars ... doing their jobs.
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missyjack)Relatedly, Tumblr is being sued for copyright infringement over copyrighted pornographic images on the site. Normally, companies like Tumblr are immune from suits alleging that third party users have uploaded copyrighted material, as long as they comply with a few basic rules - like, taking down the infringing material when notified by the copyright owner. This lawsuit - by a company that has filed a lot of similar lawsuits against other websites - alleges that Tumblr has not taken down infringing material even when notified about it. But, as the article says, in past lawsuits, courts have found that this company does not send adequate notifications, so Tumblr may have a defense. If the allegations are true, though - if Tumblr really isn't processing takedown notices - that's a real legal problem for the company.
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Date: 2012-05-09 07:58 pm (UTC)