This is a stronger indictment of the national work landscape than a boon for Amazon, who has a over 100% turnover rate…
Stitch
joined 2 years ago
As soon as users are paid for sharing someone else’s copyrighted content, wouldn’t companies like media outlets start pursuing it as theft for profit?
Sounds like Reddit is headed down the road of YouTube where UMG is going to start slamming users everywhere with strikes for their revenue, and DMCA will be abused a lot more heavily.
Public figures have higher barriers of proof for those accusations than a private individual would