Appeals Court Hears RIAA and Yout in 'High Stakes' Stream-ripper Case * TorrentFreak
Do YouTube download tools break the law? This question is at the center of a legal dispute between Yout.com and the RIAA.
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Do YouTube download tools break the law? This question is at the center of a legal dispute between Yout.com and the RIAA.
Popular stream-ripping site Yout.com has responded to the RIAA's answering brief at the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
After the RIAA chalked up a win last year, stream-ripper Yout.com took its case to appeal. Filed this week, the RIAA's answer concedes zero ground.
GitHub and digital rights group EFF have filed briefs in support of Yout.com's legal battle against the RIAA.
Stream-ripping site Yout.com has filed its brief at a U.S. appeals court, hoping to reverse a district court ruling in favor of the RIAA.