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It's not part. It's all. It's well known people can claim a video then get ALL the revenue, or disable it altogether. Also, don't get 3 strikes or you're fucked
by tcd 9y ago
It's not part. It's all. It's well known people can claim a video then get ALL the revenue, or disable it altogether. Also, don't get 3 strikes or you're fucked.
- mulmen 9y agoIf it works in baseball it works literally everywhere!
- bitL 9y agoI had fun when I uploaded my classical piano performance to YouTube and it got flagged as copyright infringement by some weird company. I was not sure if I should be upset or flattered :D
- gear54rus 9y agoMore like mad to the point of meltdown. Seriously though, when you copy and upload 'their' (in many cases the author is long dead, or in your case they even attacked the author) works of art it's "How dare you, you are single-handedly responsible for the breakdown of the fabric of society. You should be locked up forever, we lost over 1bn moneyz because of your video!!!!11" But when they store and sell your age gender and other personal data to other shitheads that want to sell you useless stuff you don't need it's all fine and dandy. This is why I will always endorse piracy at user's discretion as a way to harm stupid greedy corporations relying on a broken copyright law.
- nradov 9y agoNo it's part of the revenue, not all. Youtube (Alphabet) keeps some and the music copyright holder gets the rest.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoAll of the revenue that matters. All of the revenue that otherwise would have been the uploaders.
- nradov 9y agoThose of us uploading amateur dance and sports videos weren't really getting any revenue in the first place so I don't see your point. 70% of 0 is still 0. But then I've never felt entitled to make a profit from someone else's content.
- lossolo 9y agoThen use free music on your video if you want to make money? If I want to use someones music in my ad or product showcase or movie or anything that will make money I need to pay those artists for using their work. You should also IF you want to make money from it.
- emilfihlman 9y agoIf I can hear or view it I should be able to share it.
- nradov 9y agoWhy?
- Can_Not 9y agoPeople are claiming free music, too. That statement might be misleading as written. I think the most common version of it is if two creators derive from the same free source, one of them may use one of the automated copyright claiming systems and it could claim the other.
- magicalist 9y agoFWIW, if they claim your video (and don't take it down) you don't get a strike.