[ATUALIZADO!] DIREITOS AUTORAIS no YOUTUBE: O que fazer? Como evitar?

Summary

This video script is a comprehensive guide for YouTubers facing copyright notices or content claims. The host, Franciele Mianes, a journalist and YouTube marketing specialist, shares her personal experience with such notices and provides a step-by-step explanation of the differences between a notice and a claim, the potential impacts on a YouTube channel, and how to resolve these issues. She advises on the importance of adhering to YouTube's community guidelines, explains the process of disputing claims, and offers tips on using YouTube's audio library to avoid future copyright problems. The script serves as a cautionary and educational resource for creators looking to maintain their channel's integrity and monetization.

Takeaways

• 😀 YouTube channels can receive copyright notices or content claims, which are serious and can impact the channel's functionality.
• 🚨 Receiving a copyright notice or content claim can lead to loss of monetization and even deletion of all published content if not addressed.
• ⚠️ The difference between a notice and an alert is that an alert is a first-time warning without consequences, while a notice can lead to penalties.
• 🔄 If a channel receives three notices, it may result in the loss of the ability to upload videos, post in the community, and stream live for a week, and ultimately the channel could be deleted.
• 🎶 Using copyrighted music or content in videos without permission can lead to content claims, which prevent monetization of the specific video.
• 🛡️ To resolve content claims, one can dispute the claim, request removal from the claimant, or use the YouTube video editor to remove the claimed section.
• 📚 YouTube offers a course on copyright laws that must be completed if it's the first time receiving a copyright notice.
• 🗓️ Copyright notices expire after 90 days, but if it's the first notice, the course must be completed, and there is a grace period for monetized channels.
• 🙏 Contacting the copyright owner directly to request the removal of the claim is an option, but it's not always feasible, especially with large entities.
• ❌ Simply stating in a video that the content is not your property or that there was no intent to violate copyright is not a valid defense against copyright claims.
• 🎵 YouTube Studio has an audio library where creators can find free music tracks to use in their videos without worrying about copyright issues.

Q & A

What is the difference between a content claim and a copyright strike on YouTube?

A content claim is a notice that the original author of the work is aware that a part of their work has been used, and it is potentially acceptable under fair use. A copyright strike, on the other hand, is a penalty for violating YouTube's community guidelines and can lead to the loss of channel privileges or even the channel itself if received multiple times.

What can happen if a YouTube channel receives multiple copyright strike warnings?

If a channel receives multiple copyright strike warnings, it can lead to the loss of the ability to upload videos, post comments, and stream live for a week. If three strikes are received, the channel can be permanently terminated.

What should a content creator do if they receive a content claim on YouTube?

The content creator can choose to dispute the claim if they believe their use of the content falls under fair use. Alternatively, they can remove the claimed content to resolve the claim and avoid any potential issues with monetization.

How long do copyright strikes last on YouTube?

Copyright strikes expire after 90 days. However, if it is the first time a user has received a strike, they must complete YouTube's copyright course.

What is the consequence of receiving a content claim on a YouTube video?

The main consequence of a content claim is that the video cannot be monetized. The content creator can still keep the video public but will not be able to generate revenue from it.

What actions can be taken if a YouTube channel receives a copyright strike related to music used in a video?

The channel owner can wait for the strike to expire, contact the claimant to request the removal of the claim, or send a counter-notification if they believe the video was removed in error and qualifies for fair use.

What is the 'Audio Library' feature in YouTube Studio and how can it help with copyright issues?

The 'Audio Library' in YouTube Studio is a collection of music tracks that creators can download and use in their videos for free, without worrying about copyright issues.

What happens if a YouTube channel receives three copyright strikes?

If a channel receives three copyright strikes, the account and any associated channels may be terminated, and all videos uploaded to the account will be removed. The user will also be unable to create new channels.

How can a content creator protect their original work from being copied by others on YouTube?

Content creators can use YouTube's copyright tools to identify channels using their content. They can then request the removal of the copied content or contact the channel directly to ask for its removal.

What is the 'monetization' period of courtesy for monetized YouTube channels after receiving copyright strikes?

For monetized YouTube channels, after receiving three copyright strikes, there is a grace period of up to seven days to resolve the situation with YouTube before any action is taken.

Why is it not advisable to include disclaimers in videos claiming that the content is not a copyright violation?

Including disclaimers in videos does not exempt creators from copyright violations. Copyright law requires actual rights to use the content, and disclaimers do not override this requirement.