YouTube ~ automated removal of unlicensed music
February 13, 2009
There is a recently posted article on the MediaSlap.soundworks.com blog about copyright “Can Music Copyright Exist on the Web? – part one” with a few good comments too.
Now YouTube has picked up a big hammer in enforcing the music rights. Have they unleashed a robot to listen for unlicensed music within video posts?
If people who post won’t behave – they need to watch out for the falling hammer! Read “YouTube institutes automated removal of unlicensed music from posted video” by Gordon Firemark
Let’s honor the creative talents of artists and join in to actively protect intellectual property.
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By Dwight Cook
Entry Filed under: commentary, music, video production. Tags: music video, production, robot, unlicensed music, youtube.
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lexialpez wears lingerie | July 14, 2009 at 7:13 am
Marilyn Monroe.
. Sorry I don’t have access to that document.