Comments on: What Can People Do To Prevent Submission Of Copyrighted Materials On Youtube?

By: drew

drew — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 20:29:29 +0000

I don’t think youtube can really cope. Look at all these big websites (ebay,yahoo,facebook) who have so many complaints but they can’t handle them all unless the lawyers get involved lol.

By: frosted glass window film

frosted glass window film — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:05:07 +0000

YouTube don’t give a damn about copyright infringement.
They may say they do, but that’s because they know they have to say that to avoid being sued.
Copyright infringement is the entire basis for YouTube’s site, without it they would lose three quarters of their traffic immediately.
Most people don’t film their own stuff and put it there, they steal other people’s stuff and put it there.
And YouTube know that and in fact rely on it to build their site.
If you post your material ANYWHERE on the web at all or sell it in any format then it is open to being stolen and re-posted on YouTube…regardless of weather you ever put it there yourself.
You can demand YouTube remove copyright material but they do make you jump through hoops before they comply.
They hope you will go away and stop bothering them.
You have to stick at them and don’t accept anything they say, threaten legal action and demand they comply with the law and they will remove it.
They know they have to and that they would lose any court case, you simply have to convince them you mean it.

By: Wedgie Man

Wedgie Man — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:54:48 +0000

Well I tried to upload “Back To The Future 2 Part One” on youtube, but it was rejected because of a copyright claim. You can’t get suspended for doing this.
You can br suspended for uploading sexual, violent videos and copyrighted stuff that is removed several days after being uploaded.