A Step Toward Protecting Fair Use on YouTube
From a comment on the article, <a href="http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com/2015/11/a-step-toward-protecting-fair-use-on.html?showComment=1447952666085&m=1#c8130636333639258122" rel="nofollow">http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com/2015/11/a-step-toward...</a><p><i>"… a far more effective change would be to remove the immediate monetary reward for a false claim. As it stands now, the instant a claim is made, all ad money is diverted to the claimant and is never recoverable by the creator. This is further compounded by the fact appeals go to the claimant, not a 3rd party, for review and along with the conflict of interest can take weeks to a month to be addressed during which time the claimant is still monetizing the creator's work.<p>A simple change would be once a claim is made against a video to hold (escrow) all revenue until the dispute is resolved or one party fails to respond in the given time. After there is a resolution, the revenue is released to the correct party."</i>