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>Well, technically it isn't his video, it is a reaction video that contains the entire content of his video. >Youtube apparently considers such reaction videos
by panny 5y ago
>Well, technically it isn't his video, it is a reaction video that contains the entire content of his video.
>Youtube apparently considers such reaction videos as "fair use"
Worked with Oracle v Google, might as well work for any other copyrighted work as well.
- shkkmo 5y agoI poked around a little, there have been a couple of court cases involving reaction videos and copyright. So far, it seems that reaction videos with original commentary, especially if they are aimed at a different audience, do count as transformative. So the problem here is less Youtube, and more the confusing mess that is cooyright in the US.