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This is probably a good idea, but it's not really implementable. Google isn't a law enforcement entity, so they are probably not in a position to fine anyone.
by nialv7 8y ago
This is probably a good idea, but it's not really implementable. Google isn't a law enforcement entity, so they are probably not in a position to fine anyone.
And IANAL, but charging for claims is probably not allowed by DMCA.
- jcranmer 8y agoContentID has absolutely nothing to do with DMCA takedown notices, especially in a legal sense.
- Sir_Cmpwn 8y agoPrivate groups can levy fines. They can raise the costs of ads for these publishers on their platform, take a portion of the revenue from their content, or simply cease doing business with them until it's paid.
- checkyoursudo 8y agoFor example, late fees on unreturned video cassettes.
- divbyzer0 8y agoGoogle can ban youtubers for breaching a threshold of community guidelines. Apply the same to process to incorrect flagging of copyrighted content. Break the rules, prevent Sony from uploading for a day or two (or some other functionality). This will never be implemented because there is a symbiosis between a mega content creator and an advertising company. Sanctioning a producer like Sony would be a sanction against google itself. I'm afraid the little people will have to suck it up.