YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
- ShockDiamonds
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YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
What’s the rule with regards to using images/clips from websites or other companies in a vid? Am I allowed to do so provided I credit them either in the description, on the vid itself or both? Or really not at all? I assume the latter, but lately have seen lots of creators doing this, so presumably they’re all getting actual permission first?
Re: YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
Copyright is copyright. IANAL.
You settle up, I'll go get the Jag.
Re: YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
You just get demonetised and the ad revenue goes straight to the people who own the original clip.
How about not having a sig at all?
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- NotoriousREV
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Re: YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
There’s two answers to this: the proper legal answer and how Youtube and the lawyers acting on behalf of the copyright owner will treat it. The 2 aren’t often the same and YouTube themselves are massively inconsistent.
Middle-aged Dirtbag
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Re: YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
Cheers. I'm basically creating clips using screen recorders of one or two used cars on the BMW website, and also putting up COVID-19 notices taken from dealer websites. Not actually using other people's vids from YT or anything. Still, the place the clips are created off isn't my own hence the question.
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Re: YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
There's a good video by Tom Scott on YouTube copyright issues, might be worth a look.
Cheers, Harry
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Re: YouTube question (one for the solicitors)
Cheers will have a look