Question:

Lin uploads her cover of John’s song to YouTube, but then Content ID claims it and the video is blocked. What should Lin have done before uploading the video?

Answer:

She should have gotten permission from John to record his song.
She should have given credit to John in the video description.
She should have altered the song so that Content ID couldn’t match it.
None of the above. Content ID automatically blocks cover songs from YouTube.

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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

Breanna works at a publishing company and manages her company’s composition rights on YouTube. The company owns the composition rights to “Song XYZ” worldwide, but only has a license with YouTube in the U.S. and Canada. Where should Breanna assert ownership for “Song XYZ” on YouTube?

Only in the U.S. and Canada. Everywhere except for the U.S. and Canada. Worldwide. Nowhere.

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