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I now pronounce you monetized: a YouTube video case study
- adamhowell 17y agoI wish they could give a dollar amount. I'm sure they do, too.
- Ardit20 17y agoWhen you start talking about yourself, you are bragging and a bit of an arrogant looser. Let others praise your youtube monetization google!
- mattmcknight 17y agoWhat is missing is the monetization available to the people in the video...I enjoyed it more on mute.
- yalurker 17y agoI had a similar thought. A bride and groom upload a video resulting in 10 million views... and someone else who wrote a song a year ago makes money off of it. Clearly the copyright of the songwriter should be respected, but it seems to me the real value was the video itself. I know essentially nothing of copyright law, isn't there something covering "derivative works"? Would that have any application here? Further, does knowingly leaving this 'infringing' video up and pulling revenue from it give some sort of implicit acceptance to the next person to use the song without permission?