YouTube To Change Content ID Claim Process

[Riddikore]

"Today, we’re announcing a major step to help fix that frustrating experience. We’re developing a new solution that will allow videos to earn revenue while a Content ID claim is being disputed. Here’s how it will work: when both a creator and someone making a claim choose to monetize a video, we will continue to run ads on that video and hold the resulting revenue separately. Once the Content ID claim or dispute is resolved, we’ll pay out that revenue to the appropriate party."

Full Article: http://youtubecreator.blogspot.com/2016/04/improving-content-id-for-creators.html

 

[Shakycow]

That's a great start! Now, if only they'd start penalizing for false claims.

 

[MattyGreen]

This is the best news I've had today by far!

 

[TheSwedishTraveler]

They are getting there! one step to fix the problems youtube is having!

 

[darkstarmedia]

That sounds much fairer! Hopefully this is the start of other issues being resolved.

 

[TheTNGMen]

Hells yeah! I was so excited when I saw this on reddit today. It should not have taken this long to implement such simple reasoning!!!

 

[AspiringGamer]

Thank God, YouTube is going towards the right direction. Now they need to do what post #2 said - start penalising users for false reports that cause nothing but inconvenience.

 

[IronAntz]

This is the best first step I have ever heard. Its gonna stop a lot of these ****** up third party claim groups just trying to get money from throwing out the Content ID if they know they are not just gonna get he money. Doing this means that we actually get a chance to get the money back.

 

[MashupMOV]

That's a great start! Now, if only they'd start penalizing for false claims.

No doubt

 

[NuSpirit]

First baby step in the right direction