How Eric Green s Remover Your Media stirs controversy

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It seems that today more than ever when you accomplish certain searches you come across what were top-ranked internet sites bearing DMCA notices. These notifications are usually known to denote web sites that have infringed copyright up submitting information without proper permission. Eric Green is recognized as the Remove your Content campaign to bring to light such sites and have them shutdown that is run by an online figure. Regrettably many of the web-developers of these sites are contending that his actions are not as their information they did post wasn't copyrighted at all proper and therefore is free for use within the public-domain. <br><br>In reality many of the reported site developers state that Eric Green is by using this approach to push out opponents and drive more traffic to their own site.  Others state he will be used as something by competing internet sites. Many of these claims are now because of be shown in court as Eric Green fights straight back against detractors. <br><br>It would seem that besides suing against defamation, he is also alleging risks having been made against him by these people. It is said that a number of people did deliver him threatening messages that intimated physical harm.  Whether he does achieve suing these opponents, it does serve as an crucial lesson for site developers and owners to ensure whatever they post is not illegal, as not only may it result in you losing your revenue supply, but also facing legal action. More information: [http://www.removeyourmedia.com/ Read Much more].
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