For those of you following my story about YouTube sending me a "Copyright Violation" notice because Rumblefish claimed copyright content on the soundtrack for 'Videopoetry: Voicings,' (which I had made in GarageBand from a voice recording, a midi file generated from the text of the poem, and some small GarageBand loops, all absolutely legal):
5:54 PM (today)
Hi Brenda,
I have released this claim. Apparently is has been misidentified by the YouTube content matching system.
Best,
-Ben
****|Catalog Manager
****@rumblefish.com |
My original post with all the emails is here:
http://brendaclews.blogspot.com/2012/01/rumblefish-copyright-notice-from.html
Nice of him to 'blame' YouTube. YouTube had originally written that: "Your video, Videopoetry: Voicings, may have content that is owned or licensed by rumblefish." Yesterday, I wrote back to Rumblefish, and registered a Dispute over this claim with YouTube, and they have backed off. YouTube gives you only 48 hours from the time the notice is sent out to dispute a claim - then YouTube puts an advertisement on your video which generates money for Rumblefish (or whoever's made the claim) and YouTube.
While I am glad this issue was resolved quickly, it does make me wonder how many artists get hit like this and don't fight back.
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I just had the same thing happen to me made a video with an iMovie loop. Just challenged the claim.
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