The Sopranos, breaking bad, better call saul
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Clips? Websites have been streaming these shows at every episode release. I was watching them an hour after they were aired on AMC for free back in 2012/13
I can’t answer your questions about copyright strikes, but I can say this is old news.
I can’t answer your questions about copyright strikes, but I can say this is old news.
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Someone here once said that maybe the people who have the rights to the show consider these short clips to be free publicity for these. I am not sure though if they would allow this on a massive scale as you are describing.
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There are hundreds of channels, so hundreds of people have rights to them? Or few people are creating multiple channels?
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Suppose X production house owns the rights to Breaking Bad. They will just ignore these clips as they advertise the series for free. If someone likes or gets interested in the show based on the clips, they will anyway watch it on a streaming service.
MoonStarz
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I will think since series are too old could be a way to keep them alive, hey you go and promote it give us a part of your earnings as returns and upload as much as you want because those channels just grow and grow more the same with doctor House, Law & Order shorts the good doctor channels that move around that content, don't now if they do partnerships but is the only thing I can think since some of those channels are big and being active for a long time.
billythebilly
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They are using hostings that ignore dmca complains and servers located in countries that don't give a shit for copyright issues
hideath
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He's referring to YT channels, has nothing to do with streaming websites,
OP, people has been doing this for years, for almost all of the series and every possible language,
I've seen people discussing this a few times in BHW & services/scripts shared/sold here to make it work,
Just do some digging and I'm pretty sure you'll find a good starting point if you're willing to invest
BNB
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Nah man, this is never the case. Every single company would destroy you no questions asked. You just had to post some BS it seems.
Even YouTube do not allows this, and they remove such channels sooner/later.
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I dont want shows that's too much content to consume, I watched few episodes of sopranos and breaking bad. Not for me.
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Of course the last. Nothing to encounter.
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Most of them will have copyright claims, and not strikes because most of these channels will unmonetized mostly.
"The Sopranos" has aged very badly, to be honest. The pace is too slow and I hated the female characters.
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He didn’t make it clear he was referring to YouTube. I realize now this is in the YouTube section. There’s multiple channels out there. Pretty sure anyone can see how that might confuse another when breadcrumbs don't rule another’s thoughts.
Thanks for the clarification
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3 successful copyright claim = 3 copyright strikes and channel gone.
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Have you noticed a lot of times on these videos there's a horizontal line dividing the video. Which is basically a technique (simple one) to circumvent Youtube's copyright detection systems by altering the video so definitely these ppl don't have copyright ownerships. @IM Dude the channels you are talking about have normal videos or did you notice these horizontal lines?