Foo Fighters slam John McCain: unauthorized use of "My

casterclass · **Posted:** Wed Oct 15, 2008 5:02 pm

Oh I agree about the Obama campaign, almost every highschool in america is guilty of stealing songs (highschool prom anyone? they make some money off of that). The thing is the musician doesn't support the campaign so they are more likely to stir people up over it. Its just certain musicians and bands being political.

In regards to what Av said, this is true. If McCain or Obama had to go over every little thing in regards to their campaign they'd never have an time to actually do campaigning, that is why they hire legions of worker bees to cover things. I'm pretty sure they don't care what's played at any particular convention or rally, they only care about what they have to say.

SpeedFreak · **Posted:** Thu Oct 16, 2008 8:13 am

avwolf wrote:

Both sides have run afoul of YouTube pulling videos under the DMCA. McCain's campaign is challenging YouTube, claiming Fair Use and that the companies invoking the DMCA are overreaching their copyright.

LOL! OMG i love this line in it. Take that politicians that passed the law! *pftphpthfphpft*

Quote:

While it's certainly nice to see a politician advocate against abuse of DMCA takedown policies from copyright holders without a valid claim or even as a tool to discourage free speech, perhaps these complications should have been considered before passing the law in the first place. ®

Haha! awesome!

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