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Video sharing: unverifiable video copyright Speaking about TVUnetworks it inevitably comes to your mind a site of the same name, - is an Internet-based peer-to-peer (P2P) TV company based in China, featuring a peer-to-peer service which provides fast streaming video of popular TV programming, distributes TV stations from around the world for free through TVUplayer. There are a number of TV channels, videos, TV show clips, movies that can be seen through this software which could breach copyright laws as the result of unverifiable video copyright.
It's a hot potato, cause copyright questions abound with this kind of a service. A video-sharing site may hand over information on those who post video clips of movies and TV shows if they're accused of copyright infringement, something perhaps not well known by those who do so. Well-known YouTube (started out by "unauthorized posting of movie and TV show clips") is on everybody's lips for their different kinds of videos collected all over the world, put it more precisely, users (viewers, audience) themselves download stuff. Who is responsible for that? We are and nobody at all.
P.S. We should take into consideration our attitude to what stuff we download in order not to harm, otherwise it is fraught with the danger of something. Don't be violators and enjoy the life :)
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