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“We value the work of songwriters, musicians and other creative artists. “This applies even if you’re just playing it in the background for a few seconds – it is entirely within the right holder’s discretion if and when to issue takedown notifications. Twitch went on to tweet that “there is a lot of misinformation circulating” about how creators can protect their channel, saying that “while deleting or disabling clips can help”, streamers still risk takedown requests if they use music to which they don’t have the rights. The option to turn off the creation of new clips is already available in Channel Settings.
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“Second, we are building the ability to delete all of the clips on your channel more easily – stay tuned for an update in a few weeks when that’s ready,” they added. 👇Īudible Magic, which Twitch first went into partnership with in 2014, checks videos on demand (VODs) for copyrighted music and mutes the portion of a video which contains the flagged content. ✏️ We have an update and more information about what we’re doing, what you can do, and what you should know in the wake of last week’s unexpected surge in DMCA takedown requests. “Over the coming months, this will cover newly created clips as well.” In a thread on Twitter, the Twitch Support account said: “First, we will begin work to extend our use of Audible Magic to identify existing clips that may contain copyrighted music and delete them for you without penalty.
The news comes days after the streaming platform reported a rise in takedowns under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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