YouTube uploaders prevail in 60% of Content ID disputes
Over two million copyright disputes were resolved in favour of content creators in the first six months of the year, the social media platform YouTube has revealed in a new report.
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21 June 2021 Video-sharing social networking service Triller has accused the operator of the YourEXTRA YouTube channel of copyright infringement over the uploading and distribution of a boxing game.
19 March 2021 YouTube will now check videos for potential copyright infringements at the uploading stage, in a move parent company Google says will help creators “avoid surprises or worries”.