Don Henley urged Congress to update its digital copyright laws, calling takedown notices 'a relic of a MySpace era in a TikTok world'
Henley claimed that websites are more than capable of monitoring for copyright infringement and providing content owners with more effective tools, but actively choose not to. “These tech giants are afraid that blocking infringing content will reduce traffic, and reducing traffic decreases their ad revenue,” he said. “Instead of focusing on platform improvements that drive consumer satisfaction, they rely on copyrighted material — whether licensed or not — to keep consumers engaged.
In contrast to Henley, the hearing also featured testimony from Jonathan Berroya, CEO of the tech lobbying group Internet Association. He argued that the “overwhelming majority” of copyright infringement occurs on foreign tech platforms, and that tech companies and those in the entertainment industry should come together to find a solution.
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