The dancing baby video that changed copyright law
Stephanie Lenz wasn’t thinking about copyright, user rights, or user-generated non-commercial content when she created the video of her dancing toddler and posted it to YouTube.
OTTAWA—In February 2007, Stephanie Lenz, a California mother of a pair of young toddlers, shot a short video of her children dancing in the family kitchen with the Prince song Let’s Go Crazy playing in the background.
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