I believe that Jesse was just helping people out, we was nit making money, he was not making a name for himself, he simply was tinkering with something in his field. What the RIAA did was absurd, and they should not be able to do anything as long as the person is not making any money.
Just like we spoke of in class, a student using copyrighted materials, and is using them for educational uses or for the aid of the public, should not be public. Jesse was simply broadening his experience in his field. It is the same as us using any Youtube video or music, yes we borrow it, but only for educational purposes and not to make money. Once we want to start making money, we understand that we need to be creating our own works of art from scratch and i believe that Jesse knew this as well. If he knew this would of happened, he would of asked himself, why? All he has done is fool around with other peoples things and put them together and made them better in order to help out his fellow students at school.
As for the lawsuit, i believe Jesse did the right thing, because even if did win, all he had was a piece of paper, but now, he gave in, but he speaks to the world about the things that companies will do just because you are using their services or products.
Big heads up to Jesse for doing the right thing and telling the world his story and raising awareness.
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