Profile
Name:
Aces
Channel Views:
4,433
Age:
26
Joined:
Dec 28, 2006
Latest Activity:
2 days ago
Channel Description: Mostly music that I've collected from other people.
About Me:
Country:
Australia
Occupation:
Saint, sinner, student and teacher.
Interests:
My fiance, Stephy.
Books:
Einstein's Dreams and 20th Century Boys.
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Channel Comments
With each copyright case, they have to specify each individual infringement. It's a lot of paperwork. They do it in small groups because they aren't only dealing with YouTube and they can only process so many claims at a time. There's a lot more to it than pointing a finger and saying "That's not yours.", but they do work very hard to remove even one video at a time. There's also the fact that it costs them more money for every claim. Some producers/managers can only afford to remove so many at a time. I would suggest sending mail to the producers'/managers' companies requesting use of their music in exchange for advertising for them in the description of each video, even suggesting your viewers find and purchase their own copies. This may or may not be enough, it depends on each individual responsible for maintaining their copyright and whomever handles their finances.