Fake threats on Youtube?

Aouragh

12 years ago

You're right, they wouldn't send you a PM, they would just flag it.

Ignore this.

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Ernest Simon

12 years ago

It could be your competitors trying to remove you.

If the video is not copyrighted and they flag it - nothing will happen. Unless it does not abide some other Youtube's policies. That supports my theory that they are simply your competitors. They are trying to find another means to remove you from your position.

So in conclusion, if your video is completely legit - false claims won't harm it.

Also, I recommend reporting the very person to youtube.

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BackLinkiT 12 years ago

They may just be trying to be nice by giving you the chance to take it down voluntarily before they report you. The approach is only fake if they really don't own the rights to the work.
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GoodFE

12 years ago

They have 35 subscribers. I would assume that they are making false claims against you friend.

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BackLinkiT

12 years ago

Originally Posted by GoodFE

They have 35 subscribers. I would assume that they are making false claims against you friend.

This is bad advice. You shouldn't assume anything in a situation like this.

Try asking them to demonstrate ownership of the rights perhaps. If they prove they do, then take the video down.

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GoodFE

12 years ago

Originally Posted by damienboyd

This is bad advice. You shouldn't assume anything in a situation like this.

Try asking them to demonstrate ownership of the rights perhaps. If they prove they do, then take the video down.

No it's not bad advice at all. Youtube have situations regarding copyright and this person obviously isn't trying to be nice. Their account has TM after it and 35 subs. They are either kids messing around or they are just messing with it.

If anything I would flag their message as I doubt you are the only person they have done it too and is surely against YouTube T&C to just PM someone about it.

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ricoramiro

12 years ago

I wouldn't do anything. If and when they flag the video YouTube staff will determine who has the rights. You certainly don't want to contact YouTube yourself, let them do it if they're serious :-)

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GoodFE

12 years ago

Also noticed that their video was uploaded one day after yours. I can't believe for a second that this is serious.

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Subseven 12 years ago

Originally Posted by GoodFE

Also noticed that their video was uploaded one day after yours. I can't believe for a second that this is serious.

Agreed. Also, they don't show up in Google, have music from other labels uploaded, and the video I mentioned (the one they uploaded) got 12 "dislikes", which I think are from people that he sent a similar message to.
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WillR

12 years ago

If you own the copyright to the content in the video then you have nothing to worry about.

The fact you started this thread though tells me you probably don't own the copyright to the content in the video in which case you shouldn't have the video on your channel in the first place.

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GoodFE

12 years ago

Originally Posted by WillR

If you own the copyright to the content in the video then you have nothing to worry about.

The fact you started this thread though tells me you probably don't own the copyright to the content in the video in which case you shouldn't have the video on your channel in the first place.

Yeah he doesn't own the copyright but he never really claimed to. The thread was asking if these are false claims (which they are).

I imagine both of them are breaking copyright, but these threats are certainly false

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Subseven 12 years ago

That's not necessarily true, especially not for a lot of music in this genre. I sent an email to the licensing manager for the artist, asking for feedback on the issue and whether I can keep up the video. Thanks for the feedback everyone, should be in the clear for now. :-)
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Kurt

12 years ago

Originally Posted by WillR

If you own the copyright to the content in the video then you have nothing to worry about.

The fact you started this thread though tells me you probably don't own the copyright to the content in the video in which case you shouldn't have the video on your channel in the first place.

Hi Will and All,

Not to knitpick but just want to clear up a point. You don't need to own the copyrights, you just need permission to use the content if someone else owns the copyrights.

For example, stock video, public domain images, Creative Commons works, etc., are all examples of content that would be OK to use on Youtube where you may not own the copyrights.

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Subseven

12 years ago

People upload music to Youtube by the masses without any clear license, and if the video gets flagged I will happily take it down. I have more music that got flagged but is still able to be posted on my channel, paired with a link to the artist.

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PerformanceMan

12 years ago

Let's get this straight....

We've got one guy jacking a copyrighted material and putting it on YouTube...

Then he gets a 'scary PM' from his 'competitor' who probably also doesn't own any copyrights....

Next he turns to a public Internet forum for legal advice (highly specialized Internet copyright law at that)....

Can this end well?

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Subseven

12 years ago

Originally Posted by PerformanceMan

Let's get this straight....

Then at least get it straight, before making accusations..
Nowhere has it been said that the material is copyrighted, and I have contact with the artist itself.
And yes, this can end well, as it does for about 1230498123094813290489023 other videos on Youtube.

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PerformanceMan

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Subseven

Then at least get it straight, before making accusations..
Nowhere has it been said that the material is copyrighted, and I have contact with the artist itself.
And yes, this can end well, as it does for about 1230498123094813290489023 other videos on Youtube.

No need to get your panties in a twist my man

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talfighel

12 years ago

I did not watch the video but from your explanation it seems that you have made a video of yourself and have added some sort of music in the background.

If that music is not allowed to be used and it is a copyright, then no you are not allowed to use it.

Unless you can get permission for the artist himself.

I would also contact YouTube and ask them about this but you may not get a reply.

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PerformanceMan

12 years ago

Here's how YouTube policy words it:

The way to ensure that your video doesn't infringe someone else's copyright is to use your skills and imagination to create something completely original. It could be as simple as taping some of your friends goofing around, and as complicated as filming your own short movie with a script, actors, and the whole works. If it's all yours, you never have to worry about the copyright—you own it! Make sure to follow the other guidelines in the terms of use, too.

If he has permission from the artist then he's fine. From the OP it wasn't clear he had it. He said he 'published a video' to 'share' it.

As long as Emancipator (aka Douglas Appling) gave him permission then he can feel free to ignore the threat in PM.

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