Copyright Basics with Jim the Librarian

[@xygomorphic44]

Copyright was never intended to "protect" creators. When our founding fathers wrote it into the Constitution (along with patents) they clearly stated it was for the progress society as a whole. Over the years it's been contorted and extended by none other than companies wanting to hold a monopoly over an idea for years past an authors death and lobby congress nonstop to get their way. I have no respect whatsoever for our copyright system.

[@im_calling_you_out]

I hate copyright. It's too confusing :(

[@anthonybaber7991]

Yes...but if you have material, a video, movie, written work, or a song of some kind, you want to make money off of, you'll want copyright to keep people from stealing your work and making the money you ain't.

[@lifelearner45lloyd97]

Yes.

[@AliBaba-xd4pk]

Sama seperti

[@Spyker8921]

@@anthonybaber7991 You can't steal a video.

[@anthonybaber7991]

@@Spyker8921 actually you can. It's done all the time. You've never heard of pirated videos? Movies recorded from the movie screens at the theatres, or movies downloaded and illegally sold out of the trunk of someone's car for $5 a piece. Happens all the time. You may not agree with it or think it's no big deal, but it does happen and is very illegal.

[@twinsqc4342]

Copyleft

[@सुभाशमोहीते]

Superealmario kपप

[@mariadejesusmoralesfiguero9422]

@Genesis Betancourt Rivera no

[@Niko_Shibuya]

*duplicateleft*

[@xblade149]

they should do a video on copyright holders abuse

[@Tamizushi]

I love how the video makes no effort hiding just how much respecting copyright would infringe our freedom.

[@RespectedGamer72]

Question about copyright registration. If I write the first draft of a book, am I still allowed to register it even though it's only the first draft and likely to change. And let's say I do copyright the first draft and then go in and revise the original story. Does this mean my copyright is null because it's not the exact same story that it was when I initially got the copyright? Do I need to apply for a different copyright if I want to protect my second or third draft? Will I run into legal issues with myself?

[@jessicalove4089]

Watch again. You don't have to publish. Copyright is automatic.

[@photios4779]

Copyright is automatically obtained by simply fixing your book (or draft) in a "tangible medium of expression" like a printed page or digital file. You don't NEED to register it to own a valid copyright. But the United States and some other countries still permit registration. If you're really worried about possible scenarios like someone hacking into your computer, stealing your draft and publishing it as their own work, or someone coming up with a very similar book idea between the time your draft is ready and your book is published, then registration is a good way to prove your ownership of the copyright, or the fact you came up with the idea first. This is probably not something that most authors need to be concerned about, though I suppose if you're one of the top authors in a particular genre, then that would make you more of a target and taking additional steps to protect yourself and your draft may be a smart move. Anyways, I think the basic copyright registration fee in the United States is $45, so I suppose you need to ask yourself if it's worth it to you.

[@photios4779]

I'm no expert, but I think you can register updates of the same work as many times as you want, as long as you pay the required fee each time. The government is happy to take your money. :) I know that some authors and publishers register every new edition that comes out of a popular textbook, for example, so I'm reasonably certain (but don't take this as legal advice!) that it is possible to register an early draft and later register the published final copy. This will not negate your copyright in your earlier drafts or editions. Technically a new edition or final copy is a "derivative work" based upon earlier versions of the same work, and I know that you as the author retain copyright in all versions of your book.

[@timster1995]

I pretty much agree with you two. People must know that if they don't respect other author's rights, copyright criminal justice will happen!

[@afegoiuhoiuahsfe9628]

Here is a solution to the copyright problem. Instead of selling games, music, or movies the conventional way, treat them like publicly funded projects. Set a goal of how much money you want to collect before you release it, then when you have reached the amount of money, give the people who funded your game, music, movie etc a free copy of the product, and from that moment on, allow anyone to copy it. I don't guarantee that such a system would work, but if it did, people would love the person who employed such a system.

[@peristiloperis7789]

Sounds great!

[@tonimasterson8347]

Tonimasterson62@gmail. Com

[@everaven7925]

Afegoiuh Oiuahsfe My one problem with this is that it would cause a lot of problems making and consumer wise. 1. People don't know what they want until they have it. It is a strange idea but to be honest it's true. There are a lot of things that people like that most wouldn't think they would. (Bronys are my biggest example) 2. Consumer fraud and unhappiness is very likely to go up as we have seen from kick starter. If you give money to a project before it's made you're not entirely sure what you are getting. It might not end up being a great as you would think. Also what if you give your money away and the project doesn't happen for any number of reasons? That would be consumer fraud under the system you are purposing. 3. New works would be shunned. New works would have a harder time getting green lit with your idea because if something is a squeal or based off of something already made then you are far more likely to get money for your project than an original idea. 4. This doesn't fix the fan artist effect that is often a problem. Sure the work is public domain but so is any work based off that work. No one is going to give money over to a fan artist or fan fic writer through your system. We would end up working for free anyways. 5. This only works for media and not any type of physical product. There would have to be different rules for products that would involve copyright. 6. No stability for artists. Under your system once a product is released there is no longer any money coming in. So meaning that the artist immediately has to start again which can be exhausting. Where an artist could make money while trying to come up with a new idea or taking some time off to think of other things while their project generates money the artist would have to always be working which can be emotionally and physically exhausting. 7. Why pay? Sure you could pay for this thing but I mean I don't really know what it's going to be and if I just wait surely someone will fund it and I could have it for free then. This system fixes none of the problems that we have in current copyright. It would kill artists and the art industry.

[@MrKristian252]

Long live Pirates!!

[@biscuitsandgravy4296]

Oh to say without my eyes

[@biscuitsandgravy4296]

*see

[@rjpool62]

What's up

[@stargazeronesixseven]

OMG! This is one of a Gem of an advice tutorial video on the subject of Copyright! Awesome! A Masterpiece Tutorial indeed! Thank You So Much! 🕯🌷🌿

[@copyrightclear]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fireriffs]

So how does one go about obtaining permission. For example, I make funny mp3 commentaries to play in conjunction with the movie it goes with. I would like to be able to provide samples for my customers; a few clips from the movie with the commentary. How would I go about getting permission to use the clips and how pricey would it be?

[@beequeen666]

So I just have to get permission or not use a lot of it?

[@anonymousperson6462]

so if someone made a video exposing another to not be who they were, and it gets copyrighted, should they blame KZbin staff or regular, everyday people for why it got copyrighted?

[@victorytipsprogram4195]

Great video. Thank you. I am writing a self help book. Am I allowed to take something written on a psychology website and reword the terms and descriptions for my own use? Thanks

[@photios4779]

I realize this is an old comment, but in case my reply is still helpful to you or anyone with a similar question, I'd like to respond anyways. Copyright protects the specific expressions of ideas and facts, not the ideas and facts themselves. Simply paraphrasing or rewording content from a psychology website is NOT a good idea because it leaves intact much of how that description is structured and arranged. This is part of the copyrighted "specific expression" of the concepts explained on that website.

[@photios4779]

What you should do is try to explain those facts, ideas and concepts in a completely different way. If you're not sure how to go about this, my suggestion would be to write down a short point form list of facts and concepts from that website that you want to cover and then ask a friend who hasn't read that website to help you arrange them into a coherent and logical description. What matters is that someone who is familiar with both your book and the website wouldn't think you plagiarized the latter. Plagiarism is one of the worst things any author can be accused of doing. Authors who have been caught plagiarizing have seen their careers ruined, so it's important to avoid it.

[@BreDondaRae]

question, if someone makes an acoustic version of a pop song is that version now their copyright? and if people want to use that version is it fair use?

[@englerrose]

How about KZbin editor they let you use there songs is that still called copyright cause they say you can use it. Can you still get in trouble using it? Even though KZbin have them up for you to useing them.

[@stephystuff2593]

so how do I copyright my comic/art/characters, without spending a huge amount of money?

[@kaziwaleed]

They're already under copyright law as your original work if you've published them online. Hence if you're then able to detect unfair use of it elsewhere online, you can take legal action. Peace

[@stephystuff2593]

ok, great! thank you!

[@1Administrater]

would linking to this video count as copy right infringement if for an educational project in college? or any video in this manner?

[@theepicfive2519]

If I wanted to use the Friends theme "I'll be there for you" as an intro to my vlogs, and my friends and I also want to film the whole dancing around the fountain video to go with it, could I get in trouble for that?

[@Johnny-rx4hs]

If in the odd chance you had two pieces of music or art that were similar enough to each other to be considered copies, but were created independently, how would copyrights apply in that bizarre case?

[@kleanthis1000]

can i copy small paragraphs from websites and put them to my own with better sort?

[@copyrightclear]

@Drzhounder Yes, you may post this to Facebook. Thank you for asking. Also feel free to become a fan of our Facebook page: OnCopyright Education

[@eduardoxmenezes]

I am going to use this video for my class :-)

[@eduardoxmenezes]

+The Marionette (PuppetGames) heheh, okay, okay

[@andrewmartinez5845]

amhar FM X3

[@mattpep5889]

Is grabbing wallpaper and using it for your mobile an act of copyright?

[@duddude321]

A very basic and simplistic rundown of how the system was to ideally work, but has no grounding in the real world where copyright is often abused for the excessive profit of the holder in both/either money and/or power. Nor does it touch on how outdated and difficult the system can be for content creators. Finally it ignores how the cr system has enabled holders to sue for grossly inflated damages and disproportionate penalties for even the most minor and generally harmless violations, often made all the worse by an automated system that makes little to no distinction between fair users, violators, and on occasion the owners themselves.This problem can be theoretically illustrated with Lets Players and the Soundtrack holders. The LPer is producing work based off the Game owned by A-Corp, A-Corp made their game with the song from B-Corp, B-Corp then strikes out against the LPer for uploading a video of a media that they do not hold in which their work was legally procured to be included as a transformative work. B-Corp is trying to claim that their ownership of the song is greater than the LPers commentary and presentation on top of A-Corps ownership of the transformative work that is the game. That is wrong. B-Corp is suing under the claim that their material was used by at least two degrees of separation by transformative work, the first of which they sold licence for A-Corp to use and redistribute the work in its transformed state as they see fit. It would be different if it was just the song cleaned from the game without commentary or any other significant alteration that removes it from being the very centerpiece of the video, but in this hypothetical it is not. It is just a sound data recognition program designed to dredge KZbin for matches, clear those that are held by green listed accounts, and flag all other matches regardless as to the viability of the claim.

[@lindsayfernandes6751]

may I cite this video for my Computer Literacy course?

[@speedkiller3204]

Thank you for the video, can I put a link for this video in my google doc for copyright essay?

[@copyrightclear]

Hi Speed Killer3, While we don't permit embedding of our Copyright Basics video, you definitely could include a link in your doc that takes people to our video here on our KZbin channel. Thanks for your interest in our video.

[@libra8993]

do you see that little 'share' button? you publicly gave permission to anyone to share it by virtue of the format, otherwise you would of uploaded it to your own website

[@speedkiller3204]

I am making a website dumbo

[@MrL0R3NZ0]

So basically If I created something then I automatically have the copyright to that item, I don't need to get it notarized or have paperwork showing that I have copyrights to it?

[@dogzilla0578]

Do remixes count as fair use? I plan to remix a small portion of a song to play during the end of each episode of my upcoming youtube channel. All other material from the channel will be my original content. I do not intend to distribute the original song or remix for commercial gain at any time and will encourage the viewers to support the artist of the original song. Is there even a SLIM chance I would be able to do so without the owners permission and still be considered fair use? Please, someone help me!

[@muhammadnuralhafiz]

i want to make a cartoon movies use window moviemaker can i register it as my copyright?

[@nidiarodriguez6951]

May I use this video for a Glog about copyright that I have to create for school?

[@janeruwe3480]

I would like to post this on my website I created for my students. First question: may I use this with proper citation to the creators? However, KZbin is blocked. Do you have another format I can use?

[@CarmineKar98K]

While watching this my buddy near me realized I was having my soul sucked out of me by watching this video. He was quite amused, mean while I died a little bit on the inside watching this, I didn't want to because I already know about copyright & I had to wright an essay on this particular video.

[@rct3andmore478]

So when I am making a video on a app and it said music from iTunes and I use it and upload it is that okay?

[@duxtorm]

For the most part, no. But you'd have to give more context for a propane answer

[@salpartida]

Ok this video actually made homework better to understand for me actually, thx.

[@Namllib]

May I use this on my library page for my students?

[@kinghunternick1365]

How do I cite this awesome video!?!?

[@yanbautista5870]

can i borrow yah vid for academic purpose

[@mrsgalindo7]

Have these laws changed much by now? Love the video by the way. Very impressed with the quality for how old it is . Thank you for sharing.

[@genesispao1889]

Can we use this video for our project

[@wippi7071]

Do I get a strike if I post music from my itunes library? or mp3?

[@brinosaurasgaming3931]

Ok I need help on this, what if I used someone's material on KZbin, but I got permission to use it, do I have to post a link to the permission, and if I don't post a link will I get a copyright strike? Even though I got permission, and if I did get a strike, then how do I resolve it?

[@copyrightclear]

+BrinosaurasGaming Thanks for checking out our video. There's actually no “rule” that says you have to post permissions that you receive. However, if someone tries to claim that your video is infringing his or her work, then having the permission posted may help you fend off that claim. If that person goes ahead anyway and demands that KZbin take down your video, then KZbin will need to see the permission as part of your request to put the material back up. As to one more detail, we’re not sure what you would link to - a copy of your written permission from the proper copyright holder? If the grant of permission is clear, then that link would probably be a good step to showing your good faith. As to what happens after the notice and take-down process (which the law requires), that really depends on the nature of the claim from the alleged rightsholder, the nature of your alleged infringement, and the validity of the permission that you have received. We'd suggest starting with KZbin's help pages to learn about what KZbin might do if the whole process starts.

[@thegamingcowboy23]

ok so i watch vanoss and i saw a vid with a link to download all of his sound effects and am i allowed to use the sound effects in my videos please reply! thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Infernus25]

Yes if he allows u then u can

[@Infernus25]

Sub for sub dude? Im gettting started on my own youtube channel.

[@AsiaGroup1]

I need to know about copyright about "transfer screen". please help me where I can study it?

[@bboybadboybobby]

So how do you know when their copyright has expired? What is declared as software?

[@jsmeraglio1]

May I use your video for a copyright scavenger hunt I am creating for a masters class?

[@Emilyproulx19749]

what if you do say lyric videos does that count as copy right ? like I made some lyric videos of songs and put the owners names and said all rights belong to them... because it's famous people and it's hard to get their attention never alone permission

[@mynameisntjackson2694]

So I use music in most of my videos, usually for background music, but sometimes I fear i'll get a strike, Is there anyway to use music without strikes?

[@Player-pu2ni]

Ask for permission or go to non-copyright music

[@igmpgamer8320]

I have a backup youtube channel. so I upload the videos that I fear may get a strike. once I upload the video, if I get strikes, then I change whatever is needed to be changed. I delete the video afterwards.

[@mynameisntjackson2694]

IGMP Gamer nice idea.

[@ZackGomez198035]

But we can share articles on Facebook, right?

[@trickbaby8441]

all knowledge in the world belongs to everybody in the world

[@roseannee6740]

Trick Baby no

[@pornkarnlapitiman6086]

Trick Baby then I’m guessing I can just WALTZ into a museum and steal something. Like a frickin painting, right?

[@yvonnegibbs7986]

May I embed the link to your video in my EDL 53000 Integration and Utilization course via Blackboard?

[@copyrightclear]

+Yvonne Gibbs Thanks for asking, Yvonne. While we don't offer embedding of our Copyright Basics video on other sites at this time, you are welcome to provide a link to take your visitors to our video on KZbin at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5rUZWWFa9ebjZY. Another resource you may find helpful to link to is our www.copyright.com/learn site, where there are lots of educational resources about copyright topics. I hope you find this helpful!

[@scotchlove7188]

+Copyright Clearance Cente r

[@scotchlove7188]

+ love

[@Angel-lj1kd]

How do you check the copy right status on music

[@duxtorm]

if the creator of the music has been dead for 70+ years, you can use it, if it specifically says "royalty free" usually in the description or title, Or if you actively get their permission to use it

[@SonOfSimp1142]

2:44 The paper on top says 420 in the top-right corner.

[@abby-girly1652]

Lol

[@tombruce515]

What's with the dislikes? Purely because people don't like it that copyright exists, or because of the quality of this video?

[@enifu]

Tom Bruce Perhaps both. There are degrees to which "rights" exist and people can respect some of what has been established by law to be a "right" but not others. This video muddies the water because there are some "rights" granted by law that they don't care if theirs is respected and don't respect that particular right for others, but the video acts as if it is all or nothing. It also does not cover or even reflect the history of copyright.

[@tomoyo08]

Hi sir, can i use this video for our report about intellectual property rights? this summarizes every single thing we are going to report.

[@NeckoTheKittey]

ok i need help, i drew a picture on deviant art for someone but i didn't want them to use it or re-post it, it was there for them to appreciate and for others to know about her channel. but she refused to stop using it as her profile picture. and said she gave me credit, and she also said i can't top her from using it. is there a way of stopping her? i warned her to stop several times but she ignored me

[@copyrightclear]

Flex Tha Fox, thank you for your post. Please email [e-mail] and our copyright specialists will do their best to answer to your question. Thank you.

[@NeckoTheKittey]

ok c:

[@NeckoTheKittey]

you don't even know my deviant art :I

[@NeckoTheKittey]

lol

[@deborahminter4807]

That is not right. I don't claim her for finding it and posting it, but if you told her it was off limits, she should respect that. Photocopyright the image, and then you can make her.

[@Patnelable]

May I use this for a Glog about copyright I need to make for my Ed class? It would be private and I can always remove it later.

[@only1whistlerrandyg]

verery informative and a good refresher for any one to remind them of copywright violations both costly and embarassing to say the least..thasnk you..i learned alot!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Realist.quotes]

+Copyright Clearance Center Hi! I tried puting a song in my video and i contacted the producer of the song if i could use it and he said yes! So thats all i have to do to upload my video with his song in it?

[@copyrightclear]

+Constantine, If the producer in fact is the copyright holder, then it sounds like you have written permission from the copyright holder to do that which you asked to do with the producer’s music. So as long as you act within the scope of the authorization granted (which it sounds like you’re planning to do), then indeed you’ve done what you needed to do - respected copyright and obtained a license, with little fuss.

[@batontwirlermel]

May I use this as part of a copyright online poster I am using for my students and one of my grad classes?

[@boundlessgaming6545]

does that mean this video is under copyright protection?

[@warrenanderson9207]

here's some copyrighted text I found: Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry?

[@susannehaheim]

May I use this on a blog my media class made about copyright?

[@akpokemon]

I hate when vids have so many thumbs-down for no reason. D: Probably a buncha 12 year-old pirates...

[@MusikCassette]

or a bunch of straight thinkers.

[@pornkarnlapitiman6086]

MusikCassette how? Please explain, straight thinker. I do not understand how this involves gayness and being straight.

[@midooashour3396]

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[@midooashour3396]

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[@photios4779]

LOL. Actually some teachers make it a class requirement to watch videos like this. The thumbs down are simply reflective of certain students expressing feedback about the fact they were forced to watch a video about a "boring" topic when they could have been playing video games instead. 12 year old pirates don't care about copyright law and certainly wouldn't choose to watch a video about it.

[@tonyresendez5788]

Does that go for printing out pictures 2 Because my cousin does that

[@OrangeKittyofDoom]

One of my videos on youtube got copyrighted and I would like some help learning how I can get permission to use the content. I would like to submit the video for an Introduction KZbin video competition for a regional sports team.

[@icbm345]

For people interested in the question of copyrights, a good starting point is this : Against Intellectual Monopoly 2008 by Michele Boldrin and David K. Levine Its avaible for free in pdf form on the website. Its basically a look from economists on the usefulness of copyrights. Very interesting read. also "I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man. - Thomas Jefferson"

[@aveyonseiber6636]

I am writing a college essay on copyright benefits, and the ethical, and legal implications of using work with a copyright. Do I have your permission to use the information in this video?

[@cheapster09]

May I use this video on my wiki?

[@Enhancingteaching]

Great video - can I please embed it in my wiki for my class on copyright laws. Kind regards Mark

[@TheShockBoii]

Are pictures that i don't own like a picture of a Sports Player copyrighted?

[@jkmultimedia4598]

Yes, photographs are owned by the photographer or the institution the photographer works for, such as Sports Illustrated. Unless it's put in public domain.

[@danconstanciojr8476]

Thanks, I shared your article on Twitter. Artist must know.

[@jamesjeff4952]

What’s the website???

[@SoCoolScience]

Nobody's going to argue that the creators of works shouldn't have the right to make money, but the problem is that company's are the people who let copyright get out of hand. For example, Bugs Bunny has cartoons in the public domain - public domain means that its free to reproduce for any person in the PUBLIC - yet you are not allowed to use those Bugs Bunny Cartoons. Thats right, Warner will claim that Bugs Bunny the name, the image and the voice are trademarked. We Need To Limit Copyright Now!

[@colinleocanna]

Hey. Thanks a million for the video. My question is, Should I do an Image search online for lets say a picture of a famous horse/footballer/celeb, If I post that on my blog in relation to the given article, could I get in trouble for using the chosen image that read "Image could be subject to copyright" The Image is a means of giving a visual aspect on the article to the reader and not a poster for their bedroom wall :) Essentially, am I gona get SUED. Thanks again for the video.

[@wadebradt]

How does this apply to educational institutions which are for profit? Teachers still want to make this available to their students, but does the school's status put their efforts in jeopardy? Thanks!

[@SeattleULT]

May I use this video for an online learning module I created on editing websites? I want the users to understand what outside images/text they can and cannot use.

[@GumaKawauso]

If only this had been out 20 years ago, perhaps the US government wouldn't be considering SOPA or Protect IP. I think this video does a good job with basic knowledge while not sounding accusatory.

[@csuf_fdc_2023]

I would like to get permission to use this video in an online workshop for OER at California State University Fullerton. I appreciate your answer.

[@copyrightclear]

Thanks for your inquiry! We do allow universities to use this video as part of internal training for faculty, staff and students. In fact, you may find that our Copyright On Campus video is even more helpful, since it was created specifically for academic institutions. While we don't permit the posting of these videos on publicly-accessible websites, we do allow you to post a link that takes people to these videos on our KZbin channel or on www.copyright.com. We also allow you to post the video on a secure site that's only accessible by people within your university. To pursue that, visit www.copyright.com/copyrightoncampus or www.copyright.com/copyrightbasics depending on the video you'd like to use. I hope this is helpful.

[@superlibraryman1894]

How about libraries? We are interested in linking to this youtube page as part of an information literacy module.

[@copyrightclear]

Hi SuperLibraryMan, While we don't allow embedding of our video at this time, you can certainly offer a link to this page for your patrons to watch the video on our KZbin channel. Thanks for asking.

[@edwardsingleton403]

Your video is very informative and full of useful information.

[@copyrightclear]

@BaumannPhoto yes, you may. also feel free to become a fan of our facebook page under OnCopyright Education. Thank you for asking.

[@shadedway5277]

So if you use a trademark instead of a copyright is it a copywrong yeah I'm in engineering

[@Shamfood]

If I made a video on youtube with mcdonalds products in it is that against copyright?

[@knotenbleistift]

We are a Group of Apple Distinguished Educators working on a iTunesU course for Teachers worldwide on how to responsibly use and share content. Could we use this video as an introduction to the section on copyright, please?

[@christojose4495]

creating fusion of two songs , is there any copy right problem?

[@nonotreallyok]

If the songs have unexpired copyright, then they're still protected. The making of derivative arts requires permission from the copyright holders.

[@DanainMO]

May I embed this in a website for my fourth grade class?

[@olliemakesvideos125]

Can u copy an image from google and just throw it on the web without going through a lot of bs?

[@photios4779]

No. You NEED to get permission to make use of an image you come across on Google unless: (1) the image is in the public domain or, (2) has been released under a Creative Commons license that is compatible with your intended use, or (3) what you intend to do with the image falls under "fair use" (but be careful here because some people mistakenly believe certain uses fall under the fair use copyright exemption when they really don't).

[@detorres105]

May I have your permission to embed your "Copyright Basics" video in a wiki project I am creating for a masters course and to teach high school students about the copyright. I will give you credit on my project.

[@shaunindia]

Does quoting extracts of a book while doing a book review come under fair usage?

[@everaven7925]

Shaun Williams Yes it would fall under protection because it's a review. It might not stop the original owners from trying to claim copyright though.

[@shaunindia]

Eve Raven Thank you Eve

[@Pirategal1fan]

May I use this in a presentation I am making on Copyright for my class?

[@mrsgalindo7]

Were you ever able to?

[@andybroman]

So....do I have permission to cite this video in a paper?

[@MrStevenAttila]

Hi guys! I have a question. Is there a method of how to get back a suspended KZbin account? If yes, HOW? :) One of my accounts was suspended by no reason! I didn't have 3 copy rights there, but I had 3 on another account, and because of that they blocked both my accounts. Is this fair???

[@dogeunkim8448]

I have a question, if you take a video or an image and use it with out permission, but makes no money with it, is it fine?

[@technologyproductions-ye3px]

dogeun Kim well they will never know

[@C00PProductions]

How can u obtain permission for a song use? Producers and artists are impossible to reach!

[@xblade149]

youtube needs to learn from this

[@g-haagaes3872]

thanks for the good video, cos this video has answer so many confusion that I have. x

[@copyrightclear]

I'm glad the video was able to provide some clarity on the copyright topic. Thanks for the thanks!

[@Rebekah1]

I'm still confused so I cant put a song like 'work' on my videos, sorry I'm new to youtube

[@ridicuze9065]

Cuz that song is cancer

[@unknown-ik4dp]

help i dispute one song on soundcloud

[@languagelover9170]

Hey! Awesome! Did you actyally made the Cartoon? Animations I mean, they are awesome! :D!

[@copyrightclear]

Thanks for the compliment! Yes, we script the videos and create the concepts for them and then we work with an outside animator to create them. We're glad you like them.

[@moobenob]

@sribrakobjr, Yes, you may show this for your faculty meeting. Thank you for asking.