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- Jan 23, 2025
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Hi guys, recently I came across many YouTube channels that are livestreaming all the same stream. They are monetized and big channels. How is it possible that they are monetized?
Example:
Original stream:
Copy stream:
And many more.
How is it possible that these channels are monetized and are not getting reused content or even worse strikes?
I get it, these examples are from WEF which might be free to use for everyone, but other streams from CNN, BBC, Reuters, White House most probably have copyright, how does it work? No strikes? No reused content? No lawsuit?
Also many of these channels are using videos from big news channels like CNN, AP, Reuters, BBC...
They just add little bit of commentary verbal or written and that's it. Is this legal? If not illegal, is this enough to get monetized?
Is it fair use to just take clip from TV and add verbal or written commentary to not get strike and monetize channel?
Example:
Original stream:
How is it possible that these channels are monetized and are not getting reused content or even worse strikes?
I get it, these examples are from WEF which might be free to use for everyone, but other streams from CNN, BBC, Reuters, White House most probably have copyright, how does it work? No strikes? No reused content? No lawsuit?
Also many of these channels are using videos from big news channels like CNN, AP, Reuters, BBC...
They just add little bit of commentary verbal or written and that's it. Is this legal? If not illegal, is this enough to get monetized?
Is it fair use to just take clip from TV and add verbal or written commentary to not get strike and monetize channel?