–If a content owner deactivates a reference file, it will:– –Deactivate the reference file for 30 days and suspend matching– –Continue matching new user uploads, but change the match policy to track– –Release all prior claims made against the reference file, but continue matching new user uploads– –Stop claiming new user-uploaded content that matches the … Read more
–How does YouTube help manage the rights for content you upload to the platform?– –Provides legal advice during a dispute about uploaded content.– –Uses a team of reviewers to manually inspect all content uploaded.– –Builds technologies such as Content ID to help manage rights at scale.– –Creates referral lists of people who can advocate on … Read more
–How does copyright apply to a movie review video?– –Video footage may be used as long as the sound is disabled.– –Allows a review to add as many pieces of footage from the movie if it’s listed as a movie review.– –Prevents any footage from being shown without written consent from the actors who have … Read more
–Copyright Protects Original Work. Which Of The Following Is An Example Of A Video That You May Not Be Able To Protect By Copyright?– –A video of you at home offering beauty tips– –Commentary and critique of copyrighted works– –A video made entirely from a compilation of funny clips from YouTube videos found on other … Read more
–How can an administrator exercise control over whether users can see revenue reports?– –Invite users to be content owners via email.– –This can’t happen: the full Analytics suite is available to everyone who’s signed in.– –Exclude revenue data from a user role.– –Notify partner manager of reporting preferences.–
–A User Disputes A Claim, Citing Fair Use/Dealing Guidelines. What Happens If You Select “Release” On This Disputed Claim?– –The claim becomes pending until the user responds– –The claim is set to inactive and your match policy isn’t applied– –The claim is released and the policy changes to “Track”?– –The claim moves to the “Released … Read more
–A User Disputes A Claim, After Which You Review The Video And Decide It Should Be Removed From YouTube For Using Your Copyrighted Content. What Happens If You Select “Takedown” On This Disputed Claim?– –A legal takedown notice is issued against this video.– –The video is removed from search results but still published.– –The request … Read more
–A Partner Would Like To Organize Its YouTube Asset Library Into Groups. Which Feature Would You Recommend They Use?– –Campaigns– –Reference tags– –Asset labels– –Custom policies–
–A Partner Owns The Rights To A Video In Spain, But Not Other Regions. They Upload The Video To Their YouTube Channel, But Aren’t Sure What Settings To Apply. What Would You Recommend They Do?– –Don’t assign ownership until the partner has secured worldwide rights.– –Set ownership on the asset to all countries. Set a … Read more
–A Partner Hosts A YouTube Talk Show Called “Cat Chat.” One Episode Consists Of The Host’s 10-Minute Interview With A Veterinarian, Followed By A 5-Minute Reel Of Viral Cat Videos That Were Uploaded To YouTube By Other Users. The Partner Obtained A Commercial Use License From The Uploaders To Use Their Cat Videos On “Cat … Read more
–A Partner Decides To Claim User-Uploaded Videos With A Track Policy. What Data On The Video Will The Partner Have Access To?– –Watch Time minutes added to their total account.– –Views from the video added on to their own uploaded version of the video.– –Analytics data on the video.– –Revenue from ads shown on the … Read more
–A Partner Chooses To Reinstate A Content ID Claim After It Has Been Disputed By A User. The User Appeals The Reinstatement Of The Claim. What Happens Next?– –The user and partner must mediate the claim outside of the automated Content ID system.– –The partner must decide whether to release the claim or issue a … Read more
–After How Many Days Does A Pending Claim Expire?– –Never– –45 days– –60 days– –30 days–