Every day thousands of videos uploaded to YouTube, many of them myself, but know not all. While Google seeks to deal with rights holders, but always claims to be submitted - such as calls for Viacom in a legal one billion U.S. dollars damages for copyright infringement. To prevent such complaints, Google has simplified it right holders, their third of uploaded clips on YouTube to remove (Copyright Infringement Notification). In addition, the videos sometimes. automatically with a database of copyright-protected material matched, and possibly deleted. To find out more detail how the algorithms identify protected clips also to consider whether, and if any errors occur (ie, whether the use may fall under the fair-use scheme, and thus is legitimate), the MIT Free Culture that YouTomb project was launched. Here are the videos mestgesehenen tracked (currently 247,088 units; all clips would be too many), and any deletions listed. Also from whom the cancellation was requested or how long a clip was online and how often he has seen, will mitgelogged. An interesting look behind the scenes. more infos at bei youtomb.mit.edu
more infos at bei youtomb.mit.edu