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For Broadcasting Information

We only approve Vimeo and YouTube links for broadcasting without restricted copyright infringement.

Video links from Vimeo or YouTube must provide wholesome family entertainment and/or promote Christianity.

Videos must be void of pornography, obscenity, profanity, YouTube and Vimeo restrictions, and copyright infringement.

Vimeo has a strict copyright policy, requiring users to ensure their uploaded videos don't infringe on third-party rights, and it will remove content upon receiving valid DMCA takedown notices, potentially terminating accounts of repeat infringers.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of Vimeo's copyright information:

User Responsibility:

Respect Intellectual Property: Vimeo expects users to respect the intellectual property of others and ensure their uploaded videos do not infringe any third-party copyrights.

Obtain Necessary Rights: Users must have all necessary rights and permissions, including music licenses, before uploading videos containing third-party content.

Review and Delete: Users should review their uploads and delete any videos that might contain unauthorized copyrighted material.

To avoid copyright infringement on Vimeo and YouTube, ensure you only use videos you have permission to use, or that are royalty-free, and avoid re-uploading copyrighted videos without permission.

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YouTube Copyright Information

To avoid copyright infringement on YouTube, ensure you only use music you have permission to use, or that is royalty-free, and avoid re-uploading copyrighted videos without permission.

Here's a breakdown of key points:

Obtain Permission:

• If you want to use copyrighted music, you must obtain a license or permission from the copyright holder.

• Use Royalty-Free Music:

  Consider using royalty-free music, which you can use without paying royalties to the artist, such as the YouTube Audio Library.

• Avoid Re-uploading:

  Do not upload videos that you did not create or that contain copyrighted content without permission.

• Content ID System:

  YouTube's Content ID system scans uploads for copyrighted material and can flag videos with copyright claims.

• Copyright Claims vs. Strikes:

  A copyright claim allows the copyright holder to choose how to handle the video (e.g., monetize it, remove it), while a copyright strike can lead to video removal and potential channel termination.

• Fair Use:

  Understand the concept of fair use, which allows limited use of copyrighted material in certain circumstances.

• YouTube's Copyright Policies:

  Familiarize yourself with YouTube's copyright and fair use policies.

• Copyright Match Tool:

  YouTube's Copyright Match Tool helps creators identify re-uploads of their videos on other channels.