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70% (03:27) correct 30% (02:32) wrong based on 198 sessionsOnline consumers have the right to reproduce programming content that has been posted on online video websites. | |
Online consumers' basic freedom rights will effectively be violated if they are prohibited from uploading and sharing videos. | |
Online video sites have the exclusive right to stream original programming content online. | |
People are less likely to tune into the original programming (whether on TV or other media) if they have access to the recorded version online at any time. | |
CBO should restrict how its original programming can be disseminated. |
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40% (01:31) correct 60% (01:38) wrong based on 222 sessionsYes | No | |
There should be no restrictions in the freedom to upload and share. | ||
Any online activity that substantially increases many people's interest in the programming content, its actors and actresses, etc. benefits the programming company. | ||
An entertainment program can get adequate media exposure without making the program's entire content free for everyone on a website. |
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35% (01:23) correct 65% (01:29) wrong based on 208 sessionsYes | No | |
How soon a website should be able to host programming content after it is initially released. | ||
The degree to which online media exposure generates interest in entertainment content. | ||
The conditions under which an online video site should be allowed to disseminate programming media content (video, images). |
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