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Their final point means that you can't use these in a youtube video, even if you only show them for a few seconds and spend way more than the cost of these imag
by tomjen3 4y ago
Their final point means that you can't use these in a youtube video, even if you only show them for a few seconds and spend way more than the cost of these images on your video.
- rmorey 4y agoIs that true? I would think a YouTube video would fall under the first part, sharing on the web/social media. You don’t sell a YouTube video, you distribute it
- kyawzazaw 4y agoThere are people doing reactions to content so I feel like an analysis that includes the video from SkyFi should be okay.
- charcircuit 4y agoIf you monetize the video then you are using it for commercial use. Anything in a monetized YouTube video requires you to get a commercial license unless fair use applies. Most content creators knowingly ignore this and just pray that they don't get sued or have their channel taken down from the massive amount of copyrights problems they have. So for at least for games this strategy has worked well unless you make a publisher mad. Entire sites like Twitch are built on top of people infringing game's copyright like this.