02:20 Total Biscuit! How has the copyright strike craziness affected you? 3:31 What is a partner and a network partner? 5:19 Affiliate partners under MCNs are being affected, not managed partners channels 8:47 JP Mcdaniel! 10:36 The music is the point of contention, not the video content. Supposed to be royalty-free 11:44 Blizzard's position, they weren't the ones who initiated the claim. YouTube blanketed without publisher's decision 13:03 Trailers and cut scenes also trigger the claiming strikes 14:33 Will Twitch be the place that everyone goes? 16:22 Fraser Agar! Isn't this what networks are supposed to do? Apparently they haven't been 17:57 PS4 streaming capabilities are limited already 20:43 Content ID system is just a tool, doesn't know or care about copyright license, and Nintendo always reinstates claims 22:30 Shining Force 24:09 Fraser Agar says he explicitly states that everything is fair use and state the videos purpose 26:03 "Fair use" is what you swing back with, we need a real defence and the weight should be on the accuser, not who's getting the strike 27:22 Who is making the claims on behalf of defunct companies like THQ? Not a person 27:57 Stephanie Schopp! Similar experience with Saints Row 4 and Deep Silver released a whitelist doc that publishers could sign to be cleared from copyright 30:00 Nigel Lowrie! Speaking on how publishers feel about the copyright strikes, YouTube videos are crucial to the marketing strategy for publishers 35:04 Hot Line Miami got several claims by CD Baby because of the music, what? 37:12 This one time, at YouTube camp, we learned about "reference files" which can be anything 38:05 Guilty until proven innocent! 40:31 Does every piece of content within a video game, graphics, music, etc. have separate licensing? 42:36 Individual uploaders still get claims from random companies, is this Google/YouTube's fault for having a shoddy claiming script? 52:42 You can't upload a whole movie, so why should you be able to upload video game clips? 52:45 It's like fair use was made FOR video game reviews 57:10 Redefining what video games are, more story-driven 1:01:40 Let's Plays are the truest way to see a video game and how journalists feel about it in an authentic environment 1:06:46 YouTube videos are crucial to purchase decisions 1:09:40 Super Smash Brothers' Masahiro Sakurai says he's limiting the cut scenes because he doesn't want to see them all on YouTube 1:13:30 Gary's Incident caused an even bigger incident 1:15:54 One day publishers would ideally have a relationship with reviewers, similar to song covers and music publishers 1:19:30 What's going to happen next? At least we've started a necessary dialogue Today we're joined by TotalBiscuit, FarFromSubtle, itmeJP, Devolver Digital's Fork Parker and more to talk all about the new changes in YouTube's copyright policies. Full Sail University sponsor link: http://fullsail.edu/address Want to support Rev3Games? Check out our t-shirt store! http://rev3games.com/store Subscribe for more: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=rev3games Follow Adam Sessler on Twitter: http://twitter.com/AdamSessler Follow Nick Robinson on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Babylonian Follow Rev3Games on Twitter: http://twitter.com/rev3games Like Rev3Games on Facebook: https://facebook.com/Rev3Games Add Rev3Games on Google+: http://gplus.to/Rev3Games

• published: 12 Dec 2013
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