Graham Stark @graham.loadingreadyrun.com · Dec 12 Our Game Awards co-stream video has been copyright claimed by seven different entities who are all sharing the ad revenue, between them. Have fun with your pennies, I guess.
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Constantine selling his soul to a bunch of different demons so they all fight each other
Amazing to me how fast these bots can claim a live stream rewatch but can’t stop channels from ripping and reporting content of other channels. I think we can see who the system is for …
I wonder if YouTube even has any desire to comply with Fair use laws. They've made it really easy for corporations to automatically steal the pennies from small to medium creators on their platform.
on one hand, i kinda get it, game award seems like a legal mess. on the other, why's the mario movie claiming copyright? that's straight up a commercial. can't we agree commercials are totally fair use?
It's weird that the governments have all happily foisted messy copyright enforcement onto YouTube, right? If YouTube figures out how to share the revenue across all 7 copyright holders, why not cut in the creator for their part? Thats simple enough that even an 80 year old Senator could understand.
Glad I watched it on twitch before it got body slammed by the entities??
When my Tony Hawk Proskater video was hit like this, it looked very similar, except for Rage Against the Machine whose claim amounted to, "Hey, we noticed this video had Guerrilla Radio in it. Cool."
I remember back when Jim Sterling did this to get around unfair takedowns, called it the Copyright Deadlock.