Nabbing Video Pirates: Who Needs Google? Response

After reading the "Nabbing Video Pirates: Who Needs Google?, I had some time to think about the topic. It makes sense that people want their videos copyrighted similar to anything else, but in my experience with YouTube, things have been made much easier having been able to see pretty much any video I set out to see. I think the pirating software that they are implementing is going to limit YouTube in some ways, but it will make it more fair for the people who first came out with the videos and will prevent people from copying their film and claiming it as their own. This software could also help those who filmed the videos first because they are able to use it as a way to add marketing through those online videos.

Introduction: My first Blogspot Blog

Hey everyone,

What's up? I have a lot of stuff say, but I will limit myself a little bit. This isn't my first blog, but it's my first one in a long time. I used to blog a lot when it was new to me, but then it just became such a common thing to do that I just stopped. It's almost weird to me that we have to do it for a class, but that's alright. Anyway, I'll just say some things about myself...

I am a freshman here at Monmouth and just transferred from Rider where I spent my first fall semester of college. It just wasn't what I expected it to be, so I made a change. So far, I like Monmouth. I have ended up getting a job, which is where I am writing this right now. It's on campus so it's really convienent. I also live on campus in Spruce Hall. There's not much else to say right now but I will probably think of something for the next one.

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