The official way to use copyrighted music on YouTube is through YouTube Studio > Audio library. The audio library includes free music and sound effects, some of which don't even require attribution.

Responding to criticism of its draconian copyright claim process, Youtube has announced an improved system it says it plans to roll out in the coming months. As covered previously by Cartoon Brew, ...

If you tend to “accidentally” break copyright with YouTube videos, beware: If you keep it up, you’ll end up in YouTube Copyright School. The new oddly-similar ...

Using music with a copyright can lead to copyright strikes and other issues on YouTube. In this video, I'll show you three resources for getting no copyright music for YouTube and the pros and cons ...

YouTube’s updated AI eraser tool helps creators remove copyrighted music from videos. This doesn’t affect other audio, like dialogue or sound effects, that might also be present in the segment.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears to have used YouTube’s battle to remove pirated content to defend his own company’s use of a dataset containing copyrighted e-books, revealed in newly released ...

A YouTuber's upload of Steamboat Willie has been hit with a copyright strike from Disney, even though the short film has entered the public domain. Credit: Mario Tama/Getty Images UPDATE: Jan. 5, 2024 ...

Media giant Viacom just can’t win — at least when it comes to the company’s long-running, landmark copyright infringement lawsuit against Google‘s YouTube video service. A federal judge handed a major ...

Disney has retracted a copyright claim it made on a YouTube video, publicly acknowledging "Steamboat Willie" as public domain. Credit: Brandon Bell/Getty Images This feels significant: Disney has ...

WTF?! Recent copyright actions, often targeting content that has been online for years, have brought renewed attention to the enforcement practices of major digital platforms. The ongoing dispute ...

YouTube’s Content ID system—which automatically detects content registered by rightsholders—is “completely fucking broken,” a YouTuber called “Albino” declared in a rant on X (formerly Twitter) viewed ...