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Why should Label Z monitor copyright strikes for all of their artists’ channels?

 

Even a single strike leads to account termination.
Multiple strikes may impact their access to features.
Channels are unable to take action on strikes against their account.
Partner strikes on YouTube never expire.

 

Label D needs to prevent users in Spain from uploading tracks from an artist’s new album – which leaked online – to YouTube. Which of the following might describe the custom policy that Label D creates?

 

Block user-uploaded videos in Spain where user video match amount <5%.
Track user-uploaded videos in Spain where visual reference match amount >50%.
Block user-uploaded videos in Spain where audio reference match amount >95%.
Track partner-uploaded videos in Spain where audio reference match amount >5%.

 

Bruce is explaining to a new colleague how YouTube applies policies to a video claimed by multiple assets, starting with the most restrictive policy. In which order should Bruce place these policies?

 

Track, block, monetize.
Block, track, monetize.
Monetize, track, block.
Block, monetize, track.

 

Publisher Y wants to maximize the revenue they earn on YouTube from Songwriter C’s catalog. Which policy should they apply to Songwriter C’s assets?

 

Track
Block
Monetize
All of the above

 

Which of these pairs accurately describes the relationship between a claimed video and claiming policies?

 

Content ID applies a match policy to partner-uploaded claims.
Content ID applies an upload policy to partner-uploaded claims.
Content ID applies an upload policy to user-uploaded claims.
Content ID applies a Block policy to user-uploaded claims.

 

Georgette uploads a video that includes a mashup of several songs, including a hit single by Artist B. Content ID claims Georgette’s video on behalf of Artist B’s record label. Georgette disputes the claim, and the label reinstates it. Georgette still doesn’t believe the claim is valid and responds. How could you best describe this claim scenario?

 

User-uploaded claim that the user has appealed.
User-uploaded claim that the claimant has appealed.
Partner-uploaded claim that the user has disputed.
Partner-uploaded claim that the claimant has disputed.