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Anime Channel Copyright Controversy and YouTube Policy

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    Last December, Anime YouTuber Mark Fitzpatrick (Totally Not Mark) who has over 700 thousand subscribers received 150 copyright strikes on three years’ worth of videos.  Through his channel, Mark revealed that Toei Animation had requested the removal of up to 150 videos that contained material from Dragon Ball and One Piece (and given the long form, full series reviews on his channel, it made up for quite a huge percentage and years of work).                   Mark creates montages of the anime he’s reviewing, discussing the work through voice-over.  It’s a format many video game reviewers employ to talk about their favorite parts of the game. Whether it is legal or not, however, varies by country.  Controversy over Anime YouTube channels basically starts from this point.                 Fair Use Policy Difference between Countries Causing the Problem     ...

How to Legally Use Copyrighted Music

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    We can often find some videos using popular songs, and contents creators may question,     Why don’t these videos receive copyright claims from YouTube?   How much revenue can the uploader of the video take?       We prepared his post is to answer these questions.                Can I Use Copyrighted Music in YouTube?       The answer is, No, but it can be okay depending on situations.   In detail,            1.       Using No copyright Music library.   Some of you might already be using free music sources from sites like YouTube or SoundCloud.     You need to be careful, however, because the provider can change their mind and officially release the track on music platforms like Spotify or YouTube Music, it might cause copyright claims later.     In this case, channel monetization may be affected or the channe...

How Do Playlist YouTubers Monetize Their Channels?

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  How Do Playlist YouTubers Monetize Their Channels?     Do you have a YouTube channel for your playlists you subscribe to?   It seems that it is good that you can choose and listen according to your taste, because YouTube is overflowing with playlist channel of various styles.   If you are a music lover, some of you might be interested in running a music playlist channel.   The most worrisome thing to people trying to start a playlist channel must be “How will video revenue be distributed?”   popular playlist channels   To give you the answer, Almost all playlist YouTubers cannot receive any video revenue from YouTube.   Let me give you the details of why YouTubers   cannot get revenue   with playlist videos from now on.      1.      Non-monetizing Video   click 'not-monetized' to avoid copyright strikes   This is the case for most of the YouTubers who run most of the playlist channels. ...