The YouTube copyright system can be incredibly complex for those not in the know. If a company feels that their content is being used, they can issue a claim to YouTube.

A Lofi Girl YouTube livestream that began in February 2020 was just shut down due to an abuse of the copyright claim system on the platform. Prime Day Digital Culture Tech Science Life Social Good ...

Numerous video game-related YouTube personalities have spent the last day digging through piles of copyright claims suddenly filling their inboxes, claims that they say are messing with their ...

Matt Metford, a 27-year-old Vancouver, B.C. high school teacher, said he has been victimized about 20 times since March. His uploaded videos show snippets of video gameplay overlaid with Metford ...

Whether YouTube suffers the same fate as Napster may depend on the wording of a nearly antique law written long before video-sharing Web sites were envisioned. The law is, of course, the Digital ...

Over 2.2 million copyright claims hit YouTube videos before later being overturned between January and June of this year, according to a new report published by the company today.

Although YouTube said it has successfully been monitoring its copyright claim system and preventing abuse, one of the platform’s stars continues to have major problems.

YouTube is making another big push into the world of video games with the launch of YouTube Gaming today, but the complicated world of Content ID and copyright claims may prove an enormous hurdle.

YouTube has introduced new tools to help content makers make sense of, and resolve, claims of copyright infringement against their videos. The company has been getting flak about copyright from ...

If you think someone has used some of your content without permission (and YouTube's Content ID didn't catch it), you'll still use Manual Claim, a tool in Content ID, but now it'll be more specific.