Steve Kearney

“The Magic would have won the series if Franz Wagner was healthy”

@sixers I became a Sixers fan last night. If my Pistons don’t win it all, I want it to be you guys, for the joy you all brought the world.

until next season, Boston. 🤫

@espn time for new “experts”

All of NBA Twitter logging on to celebrate the Celtics getting eliminated from the playoffs.

Sleeping tonight knowing the Celtics blew a 3-1 series lead

@BearsShowYo Let’s truce tonight over talking shit on Boston 🍻

When Bears and Packers fans are talking shit and a Lions fan jumps in

@ZaslowShow @LeBatardShow I feel like you’d understand I’m too busy listening to Boston radio crash out to tune in

Get to the @LeBatardShow YouTube channel right now, for a LiveStream with us to laugh at the Celtics!!!!!

@MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto Correction: they haven’t sued YET. This post neglected to mention the creator had a patreon where they posted exclusive videos. I had assumed the monetization I had heard about was through YouTube. So, my bad.

@MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto They aren’t suing this creator, they’re just taking the channel down

Nintendo are taking down the 'PokeNational Geographic' YouTube channel after filing multiple copyright strikes against it The series showcased different Pokémon and their natural habitats in National Geographic-style shorts

@beboybebop @MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto They can file all the cease & desist letters they want against the White House, but they aren’t binding so they will ultimately be ignored. As much as I dislike the Trump administration they can’t legally do anything about the tweets if they don’t make them any money.

@skearn41 @MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto So where’s the cease and desist for the retard patrol in the shite house?

@Leo106901 @MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto I’ve heard government agencies are restricted from earning profits from engagement, which I admittedly didn’t verify, but if true would explain why they can’t sue over monetization

@skearn41 @MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto Actually technically speaking it does get monetized thru engagement. So yea the White House is profiting or has potential to profit

Hola, he visto mucha desinformación de esta noticia. Para empezar, el chico NO usaba IA. Y en segunda, Nintendo tenía derecho en cerrarle el canal. Los canales en Youtube toman imágenes de las criaturas todo el tiempo y nunca tienen problemas. ¿Cuál es la diferencia? La diferencia es que a este creador se le ocurrió la brillante idea de tomar un Patreon y poner allí los vídeos que aún no subía a Youtube. Esto está penado por la ley, pues se considera aprovechamiento de marca. Les explico, cuando tú subes a Youtube algo de Pokémon o de Nintendo transformando el contenido, no te están pagando por el contenido, te pagan por los anuncios. A esto se le conoce como "monetización indirecta" y Nintendo no tiene problema con que hagas esto, ya que se supone que estás transformando su contenido al agregar crítica o análisis. Por lo tanto los vídeos en Youtube del chico son legales, no hay ningún problema con ellos. Tanto es así que todavía hay canales como PokEarth que hacen lo mismo y no los han tirado. Aquí el problema, es que al pedir dinero por adelantado en Patreon para producir los vídeos, estás haciendo monetización directa, es decir, está pidiendo dinero por un producto que el consumidor desconoce, usando solo el nombre de la marca Pokémon. Legalmente al dinero del Patreon se le conoce como "activo de terceros" y se te puede juzgar como una empresa que no está pagando la licencia de Nintendo para comerciar con la marca. ¿Ven el pedo en que se metió el chico por no saber cómo funciona? Entiendo, para él era sencillo pedir dinero y hacer vídeos, pero esto solo se puede hacer cuando el contenido que estás haciendo es original xD Quizás si de alguna forma comprueba que solo quería donativos PARA EL CANAL y no tenían que ver con el proyecto de Pokémon como tal, podrá salirse con la suya. Si no le caerá una demanda enorme. Fuentes: Soy Youtuber de Pokémon.

@MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto I had never heard of this case, but after doing a quick bit of research, I’d imagine it probably has more to do with telling people where and how to access games by illegal means. youtu.be/0pRB-tbgNH8?si…

@skearn41 @BruiserBowser @Dexerto they sued jesse. i was just putting it out there.

@MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto A cease and desist is not a lawsuit

@skearn41 @BruiserBowser @Dexerto Jesse Keighin is one, they’ve sent cease and desist letters to people who have made fan art… nintendo has always been overly aggressive with anyone using their stuff, but with the white house it’s all find a dandy is what appears to the public.

@MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto Examples?

@skearn41 @BruiserBowser @Dexerto doesn’t matter. nintendo has gone after individuals for using copyright with no monetary gain before

@dumbassdingle @MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto I’d personally say it’s probably better to avoid a lawsuit 🤷

@skearn41 @MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto which is arguably worse lol. the person cant even defend their use or their selves. this person got their content and channel removed the White house gets a statement that no one saw lol

@MissStereoHeart @BruiserBowser @Dexerto Are they monetized?

@skearn41 @BruiserBowser @Dexerto are the white house posts down then?

“Small government”

I think the entire Pokémon Go community already forgot about this event since it’s not in the May update graphic

@NianticHelp “Whoops! We accidentally made our game too fun for a minute!”

Trainers, we’ve adjusted Silicobra encounters to align more closely with its natural habitat. You can now find Silicobra slightly more frequently in desert-like areas. #PokemonGo