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I wouldn't have issue if this were simply running the DMCA process. But the YouTube process goes well beyond that. DMCA also allows for the content creator to
by sbuttgereit 2y ago
I wouldn't have issue if this were simply running the DMCA process. But the YouTube process goes well beyond that. DMCA also allows for the content creator to issue a counter-notice and, as I understand it, that starts a clock and the party filling the takedown has 14 days to file a suit or the original takedown is reversed.
Naturally, that's not the process YouTube follows including, again as I understand it, the assignment of revenues, etc. with only their internal dispute process mattering.
- trogdor 2y agoThat is incorrect. You can appeal a Content ID claim. Doing so forces the claimant to either retract their claim or file a DMCA takedown.
- sbuttgereit 2y agoNot always... "Videos removed or blocked due to YouTube's contractual obligations (...) Sometimes, this may mean the Content ID appeals and counter notification processes won't be available." https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3045545 https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3045545