Effective as of July 9, YouTube requires copyright owners to provide timestamps for all new manual Content ID claims. That’s designed to let creators know exactly which part of their video is ...

The updates also make it easier for creators to edit or remove the content associated with claims. By Tatiana Cirisano YouTube has revamped its manual copyright claim system, which now requires ...

YouTube’s blog post also notes there are “many more updates” coming in 2020 that will help creators navigate copyright claim messiness that often plagues their experience.

Making bullshit copyright claims to get content removed from YouTube remains a tried-and-true way to screw with creators, which is why the company’s plan to overhaul its “three-strikes ...

Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli in an update addressed copyright claim against her hit movie ‘Love in Every Word’ by Chinonso Obiora Skyberry on YouTube.

YouTube is changing how it handles copyright claims around brief or unintentional clips of music in an attempt to make the system fairer to video creators. In the short term, it could lead to more ...

Google-owned YouTube said Wednesday it is altering its algorithms to reduce invalid copyright infringement claims on its video-sharing site and also announced it would begin manually reviewing ...

UPDATE: Jan. 5, 2024, 5:18 p.m. EST On Friday, Disney retracted the copyright claim on YouTuber Brock Baker's "Steamboat Willie" video. Read the update here as well as the original story below.

Due to a copyright claim, your YouTube video has been blocked. ... an ever-developing YouTube copyright bot." Update: Thursday, Jan. 10, 2018 at 9:50 a.m. ET: ...

Disney has retracted a copyright claim it made on a YouTube video, publicly acknowledging "Steamboat Willie" as public domain. Credit: Brandon Bell/Getty Images This feels significant: Disney has ...