You’re scrolling through Instagram and suddenly you see your own artwork looking back at you. “Hey, wait!” you think, “I didn’t give this person permission to post my work!” You DM the culprit, but they don’t respond, and you think, “Great, now I’m screwed. People are just free to rip off my work.” Not so fast – there’s still something you can do! Let me tell you about something called a DMCA takedown notice.
First, some general things you need to know about DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) Takedowns.
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Our interview of Dr. Jennifer Berman for “The Creative Influencer” podcast is available today for download on iTunes, Spotify, and premier platforms everywhere. Dr. Berman is a New York Times best selling author, a practicing urologist, a pioneer and leading authority in the field of female sexual health, a former co-host of the award winning CBS talk show “The Doctors,” and a long-time advocate for women’s wellness issues.
Netflix shows like “The Crown” or “Versailles” have us thinking about whether or not a film has an obligation to be historically accurate. When making a film about George Washington, does the filmmaker have to present the facts as they happened, or can the filmmaker insert sex, drugs, and rock and roll to add intrigue to our founding father’s life?
