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Unfortunately, even if that law existed, how many creators have the financial resources to go to court with someone like YouTube (i.e. Google). I don't think th
by b3kart 7y ago
Unfortunately, even if that law existed, how many creators have the financial resources to go to court with someone like YouTube (i.e. Google). I don't think this is the only case where even if you are technically right, you will go bankrupt before you prove that in court. Case in point: the whole existence of patent trolls.
- chongli 7y agoCreators could join together into a class action. Perhaps even form a union to collectively bargain with YouTube!
- anticensor 7y agoYou are not a worker of YouTube. You just used the service and contributed some content. A professional association would be more appropriate.