Earlier this week, Youtube unleashed a sudden flood of copyright notices to users who had uploaded game footage or other material owned by gaming companies.
Game reviewers - some of whom make a living off Youtube - were pissed. Like Angry Joe:
But the weird thing was, many of those gaming companies didn't request them:
Check out the excellent Rev3Games panel discussing the copyright claims:
Here's how content ID works:
Will this mean the slow death of gaming content on Youtube? I spoke with David Philip Graham, attorney specializing in video game, entertainment and IP law, to get a read on the future on gaming on Youtube.
Thanks for watching,
@anniegaus
Game reviewers - some of whom make a living off Youtube - were pissed. Like Angry Joe:
But the weird thing was, many of those gaming companies didn't request them:
Check out the excellent Rev3Games panel discussing the copyright claims:
Here's how content ID works:
Will this mean the slow death of gaming content on Youtube? I spoke with David Philip Graham, attorney specializing in video game, entertainment and IP law, to get a read on the future on gaming on Youtube.
Thanks for watching,
@anniegaus
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