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Court Rules Against Citizen Journalists in DMCA Takedown Case—EFF Will Appeal

September 3, 2026 · 7:11 pm 1 sources

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  • Court Rules Against Citizen Journalists in DMCA Takedown Case—EFF Will Appeal
    This article was originally published by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (CC BY). · September 3, 2026 19:11
    A federal court in Massachusetts has ruled that copyright holders can issue online takedown notices based on a subjective belief of copyright infringement, even when that belief is unreasonable and self-serving. The case was brought by our client, Channel 781 News, after takedown notices…

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