No. Strikes stay for at least six months.
Because they were an infringement of copyright.
maybe because it has really bad stuff in it or the music is copyright
Because it's illegal to upload shows on Youtube, for copyright reasons.
Yes. YouTube itself is legal, although there are strict guidelines users must follow as some content isn't permitted for legal reasons or copyright reasons.
Yes, of course. Don't use any material in the vids, that you do not own the copyright for.
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The song might be blocked on YouTube because somebody owns the rights to the content and doesn't want their content distributed by YouTube users on YouTube. Many common consequences of posting content without permission that somebody has a copyright to include account suspension, video removal, warnings, or simply just limited video options.
You cannot put commercial music created by someone else on YouTube as it breaks the copyright agreements. You agreed not to do this when you signed up for a YouTube account. YouTube uses special software that can identify music that is protected by copyright and will remove the audio from your video. If they have to keep doing this on your account you will be blocked from using YouTube. (See links below)
SME is the name of a popular music copyright holder on YouTube. Many YouTube users will get notifications that SME (Sony Music Entertainment) has matched your content with their content and that the video would be blocked in some countries or completely removed.
YouTube and copyright owners decide what content appears on YouTube. YouTube decides based on the community guidelines while copyright owners decide based on copyright laws.
Depends on the website. Youtube? Vevo? Facebook?Videos are generally blocked because:They violate copyright lawsYou do not own the videoThe video is offensiveThis video is discriminativeThe video is pornographicThe video isinappropriatefor all audiences
YouTube has an excellent discussion of copyright on their website; see the link below.