Questions

Meg is delivering an artist’s new album to YouTube. When the upload is complete, Content ID claims the videos and applies the policy that Meg’s company set for their content. What’s the term for this type of claim?

 

User-uploaded
UGC
Partner-uploaded
Manual

 

David needs to deliver references to YouTube for an artist’s new album. His company created one music video for the album, but the other songs don’t have official videos yet. What kind of reference material should he deliver for the album’s assets?

 

A music video for the Music Video Asset, and sound recordings for the other songs.
A sound recording for the music video, and music video for the other songs.
One long sound recording for the entire album.
One visual-only video for the entire album.

 

Label A and Label B delivered references that include some of the same material, even though they own different assets. What kind of situation has just arisen, and how can they solve it?

 

A reference overlap. YouTube will reach out and help them mediate the problem.
A reference overlap. The label that delivered the most recent reference will need to address the overlap in their Issues queue.
A reference ownership conflict. One label needs to redeliver their asset with different asset ownership information.
A claim dispute. The first label to respond will get to use the reference.

 

Which statement about delivering references is true?

 

References can come from any YouTube channel.
References can include indistinct sound recordings and public domain beats.
References should include third-party material.
References should contain only material that the rightsholder owns.

 

Daniel’s boss wants him to figure out why their artist’s album isn’t generating as much revenue on YouTube as previous albums. Daniel discovers numerous asset ownership conflicts that need his attention. Which step would NOT help him resolve these conflicts?

 

Verify the conflicts in the Asset Conflict Report or Issues queue in Content Manager CMS.
Edit the ownership information that was made in error.
Contact the other owners and ask them to update their ownership information, if they made errors.
Delete and re-deliver the assets.

 

Publisher X claims 50% ownership of a Composition Share Asset, while Publisher Z claims 60% ownership. Both publishers linked their Composition Share Assets to the same Sound Recording Asset in France. What would you call the situation that these two partners are in?

 

Conflict of interest
Claim dispute
Copyright takedown
Ownership conflict