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CoreCodec Apologizes For CoreAVC Takedown

Posted by kdawson on from the sorry-for-the-tactical-nuke dept.

I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "In a follow-up to the previous story, CoreCodec has apologized for the incorrect DMCA Takedown notice that took the CoreAVC project offline. There's also a public statement by co-founder Dan Marlin saying in part, 'I'd like to publicly apologize to Alan [CoreAVC project lead] for the disconnect between him and us as well as the disruption to the project as there was no ill will intended and we were already working on a resolution with him before this went public.' They've also created a new policy for sending out DMCA Takedown notices, so that they won't misuse them in the future."

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  1. Damage Control by dreamchaser · · Score: 4, Funny

    While I always admire when a company admits they were wrong about something, I have to think that this is just massive damage control. Imagine what their inboxes looked like over this fiasco :-)

  2. Lucid, but incorrect. by argent · · Score: 2, Funny

    Wow, a lucid post from an AC. I hope it's modded accordingly.

    -1 Astroturfing?