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Is all the metadata really in place such that CBS' and other networks' streams are able to be labeled as sourced from public access? I don't know, but my assump
by randallsquared 5y ago
Is all the metadata really in place such that CBS' and other networks' streams are able to be labeled as sourced from public access? I don't know, but my assumption is that it isn't, and that large media companies wouldn't bother to use it even if it's technically feasible.
Given the lack of such metadata on the streams which typically have protected content, the system taking these down probably just looks at similarity of content to streams which are proprietary and silences them "to be safe".
- remarkEon 5y agoI think the conclusion I'm drifting toward is thus "YouTube could make it possible for wonkish commentary on live public access topics by creators on the platform, but they don't care enough to do it", which makes sense.