Copyright Piracy Costs America up to $71 Billion: Hollywood Producer Ruth Vitale Speaks Out скачать в хорошем качестве

Copyright Piracy Costs America up to $71 Billion: Hollywood Producer Ruth Vitale Speaks Out

Hollywood producer Ruth Vitale pulls back the curtain on copyright piracy's shocking toll on American workers. As CEO of Creative Future, representing 500 organizations and 300,000 individuals, Ruth reveals why trademark basics and patent education matter beyond just entertainment—they protect livelihoods. This episode covers site blocking legislation, how to protect intellectual property from digital theft, the hidden costs of "free" content, and why IP fundamentals matter for small businesses. Ruth shares stories from Capitol Hill, explains the flawed DMCA takedown system, and warns about AI's implications for creator rights. Whether you're a startup founder needing an entrepreneur patent guide or simply care about supporting creative industries, this conversation delivers essential IP training for the digital age. 00:00 - Introduction to Ruth Vitale 01:41 - Why creative work lacks respect 04:10 - The brutal reality of film production 05:26 - Creative Future's advocacy mission 07:19 - America leads world in piracy 09:20 - Ruth's journey from studio executive 11:36 - Small businesses in entertainment 12:09 - AI threatens actor and creator rights 14:02 - Who can join Creative Future 16:06 - Site blocking legislation battle 19:57 - Does big tech care about theft 22:40 - Hidden costs of free content 24:05 - DMCA takedown notice failures 28:04 - Fair use confusion in AI era 30:25 - Movie economics and profitability 33:37 - Independent filmmakers struggle 35:30 - What good IP behavior looks like 38:05 - Movies create human connection