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- How does Veoh define "Piracy"?
- Quote: "Veoh approves each movie placed on the network to ensure that copyright material does not get traded on the network..." I recently found 6 full length movies on Veoh that were still being rented in the video store. If I download and watch one of these films am I committing "Piracy"? It was reported last week that a recording industry group was obtaining names of people at some universities that downloaded music and was notifying them to pay hefty fines of $7. for each song. Can the movie industry do the same?
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How does Veoh define "Piracy"?
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