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Youtube search has a filter for creative commons. But they removed the ability to download those videos specifically licenced for reuse

by mavhc 3y ago

6510 3y ago
https://creativecommons.org/faq/#what-do-i-do-if-someone-tries-to-place-effective-technological-measures-such-as-drm-on-my-cc-licensed-material https://creativecommons.org/faq/#what-do-i-do-if-someone-tri... > Can I use effective technological measures (such as DRM) when I share CC-licensed material? > No. When you receive material under a Creative Commons license, you may not place additional terms and conditions on the reuse of the work. This includes using effective technological measures (ETMs) that would restrict a licensee’s ability to exercise the licensed rights. > A technological measure is considered an ETM if circumventing it carries penalties under laws fulfilling obligations under Article 11 of the WIPO Copyright Treaty adopted on December 20, 1996, or similar international agreements. Generally, this means that the anti-circumvention laws of various jurisdictions would cover attempts to break it. > For example, if you remix a CC-licensed song, and you wish to share it on a music site that places digital copy-restriction on all uploaded files, you may not do this without express permission from the licensor. However, if you upload that same file to your own site or any other site that does not apply DRM to the file, and a listener chooses to stream it through an app that applies DRM, you have not violated the license. It seems you would have to link to a download from the description? Hiding the derived work some place else seems to get in the way of reuse. If the material is already distributed elsewhere and you post it as~is on youtube it seems the license is satisfied?
- mavhc 3y ago
  Youtube used to have a download button for CC videos, they removed it

Youtube search has a filter for creative commons. But they removed the ability to download those videos specifically licenced for reuse

by mavhc 3y ago

Youtube search has a filter for creative commons. But they removed the ability to download those videos specifically licenced for reuse

6510 3y ago

https://creativecommons.org/faq/#what-do-i-do-if-someone-tries-to-place-effective-technological-measures-such-as-drm-on-my-cc-licensed-material https://creativecommons.org/faq/#what-do-i-do-if-someone-tri... > Can I use effective technological measures (such as DRM) when I share CC-licensed material? > No. When you receive material under a Creative Commons license, you may not place additional terms and conditions on the reuse of the work. This includes using effective technological measures (ETMs) that would restrict a licensee’s ability to exercise the licensed rights. > A technological measure is considered an ETM if circumventing it carries penalties under laws fulfilling obligations under Article 11 of the WIPO Copyright Treaty adopted on December 20, 1996, or similar international agreements. Generally, this means that the anti-circumvention laws of various jurisdictions would cover attempts to break it. > For example, if you remix a CC-licensed song, and you wish to share it on a music site that places digital copy-restriction on all uploaded files, you may not do this without express permission from the licensor. However, if you upload that same file to your own site or any other site that does not apply DRM to the file, and a listener chooses to stream it through an app that applies DRM, you have not violated the license. It seems you would have to link to a download from the description? Hiding the derived work some place else seems to get in the way of reuse. If the material is already distributed elsewhere and you post it as~is on youtube it seems the license is satisfied?

mavhc 3y ago
Youtube used to have a download button for CC videos, they removed it