Free speech: Parodies of Hitler film clip run into copyright restrictions
July 26, 2010 by donal brown
Filed under 1st Amendment News, Copyright, Freedom of Speech / Press, News & Opinion
The movie studio that made a 2004 film showing Adolf Hitler in a rage over the impending defeat of Nazi Germany is struggling to defend its copyright as parodies based on Hitler’s rage sprout on the Internet. db Free speech: Parodies of Hitler film clip run into copyright restrictions San Francisco Chronicle July 23, 2010 [...]
Online Hitler parodies suffer censorship
April 22, 2010 by donal brown
Filed under 1st Amendment News, Freedom of Speech / Press, News & Opinion
Constantin Film has used the Content I.D. filter provided by YouTube to remove the Hitler parodies regardless of whether they constitute “fair use.” -db Electronic Frontier Foundation Commentary April 20, 2010 By Corynne McSherry One the most enduring (and consistently entertaining) Internet memes of the past few years has been remixes of the bunker scene [...]









