What is
copyright?
Copyright is a collection or set of rights that gives the owner complete authority to claim how others can use, edit or reproduce his original work. It is a form of protection given to the owner of original content that gives him the reward for his efforts. Under this law, a work can only be copied or used if the owner grants permission. The categories of works that can be protected by copyright laws include music, paintings, videos, literary works, songs, movies, live performances, tutorials, photographs, and software.
How YouTube
copyrights works?
You tube has a system
called Content ID that scans, identifies and manages every video that is
being uploaded. These videos are scanned against a database of audio and video
files that have been submitted by original content owner. When a video is being
scanned and if it is found copyrighted, it gets flagged and the person who
uploaded it gets a copyright
claim. When this happens, the content owner has the
following choices either he can block the video , make it
unviewable, track the viewing statistics of the video, or add
advertisements to the "infringing" video for which the
advertisements money automatically go to the content owner.
claim. When this happens, the content owner has the
following choices either he can block the video , make it
unviewable, track the viewing statistics of the video, or add
advertisements to the "infringing" video for which the
advertisements money automatically go to the content owner.
Types of YouTube strikes:
There are two types of YouTube
strikes:
Community Guideline Strike: They are issued when reviewers
are informed of a violation of the Community Guidelines. You get this strike because of multiple reasons; from
uploading offensive, unacceptable, unobjectionable content (violent or graphic content, hateful
content, threats, nudity or sexual content, misleading Meta data,
dangerous content, spam, or scams) or even by uploading offensive
thumbnail.
Copyright Strike: If you upload someone else
video or some part of your video includes content from another video that is
already uploaded on YouTube and you have not got permission from the creator,
than you get a copyright strike.
How many strikes does a
channel get?
Strike while the iron is
hot! When you get a copyright strike, do take measures to resolve it. After
getting 3 strikes your channel will be banned and you won’t be able to recover
any of your videos. Your channel will get a lifetime ban!
How to resolve a copyright
strike?
There are three ways to
resolve a copyright strike:
1. Wait until it expires by
completing Copyright
School: Copyright strikes usually expire after 90 days, you have to complete Copyright School that requires to take an online course and a little online quiz till the strike expires.
School: Copyright strikes usually expire after 90 days, you have to complete Copyright School that requires to take an online course and a little online quiz till the strike expires.
2. Ask the content owner to withdraw
the strike: You can contact
or reach out to the person who claimed your video. Try to convince them
to withdraw their copyright claim.
3. Submit a counter
notification: If you think
the strike was placed in error and your video was mistakenly removed because it was
misidentified as infringing, or qualifies as a potential fair use, you can
submit a counter notification.
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