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PostPosted: Thu Feb 11, 2021 7:25 am 
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Hi, Stephen. Your upload seems to be unavailable now. Copyright strikes, I presume? Well, I am no law student; but based on what I understand, you can dispute the strikes. The film is more than sixty years old and belongs to the public domain now. I think that is what the Copyright Act, 1957 implies. Good luck.


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PostPosted: Sat Feb 13, 2021 2:36 pm 
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Ragz wrote:
Hi, Stephen. Your upload seems to be unavailable now. Copyright strikes, I presume? Well, I am no law student; but based on what I understand, you can dispute the strikes. The film is more than sixty years old and belongs to the public domain now. I think that is what the Copyright Act, 1957 implies. Good luck.


A copyright strike indeed - from some company calling themselves "Tamada Media". I'll look into the copyright law and see if I can dispute. Thanks :)


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 17, 2021 2:57 pm 
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Update: I tried disputing, but the company refused to give up their claim. I can appeal their decision, but it seems the process is the same and it's still them that decides, not YouTube. If my appeal fails, my account risks getting closed, so I won't bother since I don't see why they'd accept my appeal if they denied my original dispute. It seems any company can make any bogus copyright claim and YouTube just accepts it, regardless of what the evidence is. :bangbang:


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 06, 2025 4:08 pm 
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Stephen wrote:
Update: I tried disputing, but the company refused to give up their claim. I can appeal their decision, but it seems the process is the same and it's still them that decides, not YouTube. If my appeal fails, my account risks getting closed, so I won't bother since I don't see why they'd accept my appeal if they denied my original dispute. It seems any company can make any bogus copyright claim and YouTube just accepts it, regardless of what the evidence is. :bangbang:

Hi Stephen, not sure if you're still active. Can I please get an MKV/AVI of the Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya song you worked on?


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