Tuesday 6 September 2016

Warner Bros denounces itself for piracy againts Google

The fight against online piracy has in recent years led to the studios to take drastic measures. Most of these measures involves the denunciation of the Google links to remove them from search results.

But if, in most cases, these measures are sufficient, others may prove to be truly complicated. Warner Bros, one of the most ardent fighters piracy, just report their links and other companies in the business to Google, in an apparent error.

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For years, Warner Bros fights for their contents not to be shared on the Internet. Often accused Google of not taking action against their presentation in search results, exposing themselves to the giant research what is.

But the most recent case is at least ridiculous. Warner Bros sent to Google scores of new complaints, not noticing that in the midst of these sites, links were his, dedicated to films spear.

But the biggest problem is the presence or the Warner Bros links, since it is just that harms itself. In addition to these legal links were others in the same situations. In this case, Warner Bros. is harming other companies working with you and that they also hope to profit.

Specifically Amazon links were discovered, to areas of your site where movies can be rented, and also the IMDB itself, the website dedicated to the movies and where they can be found information about the films.

Fortunately, Google was aware and did not advance to the removal of links partner Warner Bros. and other legal sites, having validated the list exhaustively. Interestingly, only the links of the own Warner Bros. are still under evaluation, not knowing whether they will be removed by Google.

This is not the first time that Warner Bros. and other studios commit this fault. Their rush to remove these results from Google searches lead to not validate the lists and committing these basic errors.


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