YouTube's automated copyright takedowns aren't broken anymore

YouTube's ContentID was a huge step forward towards online video being copyright-compliant, but the system had some quirks. For instance, official NASA recordings of the Mars landing last month were removed due to a complaint from a news network. Michelle Obama made a speech at the DNC that was flagged, even though YouTube was the official streaming partner of the Democratic National Convention. That's not even mentioning the countless smaller media creators who have had legitimate videos flagged and under current ContentID policy there is little to no recourse.

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