14. How Can We Avoid Copyright Issues When Publishing the Same Content on Multiple YouTube Channels? Question: If we each publish on our own channels, how can we also publish the same content on this joint channel? Won't there be copyright issues? For example, if Juliane owns the joint channel and publishes new or old videos from Carlos, could this cause problems? Answer: You're absolutely right to be concerned about potential copyright issues when uploading the same content to multiple channels on YouTube. The platform's Content ID system can indeed detect duplicate content and may automatically generate copyright claims, even if the content is yours and you're uploading it to your own channels. To prevent these issues, here are some solutions and considerations: 1. Create a Shared Brand Account YouTube Brand Account: Instead of the joint channel being owned by just one person, you can create a Brand Account. This allows multiple people to manage the channel from their own Google Accounts without sharing passwords. Advantages: Facilitates joint management of the channel. Avoids ownership and rights conflicts. Allows assignment of roles (owners, managers, communications managers) with different levels of access. 2. Manage Copyright Permissions Internally Written Permissions: Carlos and Juliane should grant each other written permissions to use and publish content on the joint channel and their personal channels. Non-Exclusive Licenses: Establish non-exclusive licensing agreements that allow both parties to use the material without conflicts. Documentation: Keep clear records of these agreements to present to YouTube if necessary. 3. Avoid Uploading Identical Duplicate Content Exclusive Content for Each Channel: Publish certain videos exclusively on the joint channel. Avoid uploading the exact same video to both personal and joint channels. Modify the Content: Create slightly different versions for each channel (e.g., different edits, intros, outros, or visuals). This helps prevent Content ID from detecting it as duplicate content. 4. Disable Content ID Claims Between Your Channels Settings with Digital Aggregators: If you use distributors like CD Baby, DistroKid, or others that manage Content ID, configure them to prevent claims on specific channels. Whitelisting: Add your own channels to a whitelist to avoid automatic claims. Communication with YouTube: In case of issues, contact YouTube Support to resolve incorrect claims. 5. Use Original and Collaborative Material Create New Content for the Joint Channel: Produce videos and music specifically for the joint channel. This reduces the need to reuse content from personal channels. Unique Collaborations: Engage in collaborations that are not published on personal channels. Offer exclusive content to attract audiences to the joint channel. 6. Proper Attribution and Credits Include Credits in Descriptions: Clearly detail who the author or performer of each piece is in the video description. Transparency with the Audience: Inform subscribers about the collaborative nature of the channel. 7. Legal Considerations Legal Advice: It may be beneficial to consult with an attorney specializing in intellectual property rights to establish formal agreements. Collaboration Contracts: Formalize the relationship and terms of content use through written contracts. 8. Custom Content ID Management Direct Content ID Registration: If you have direct control over registering your works in Content ID, you can manually manage claims. Control Over Claims: Decide in which cases to allow shared monetization or block duplicate content. Conclusion To avoid copyright issues when publishing on both a joint channel and individual channels, it's crucial to: Coordinate and Communicate clearly among all parties involved. Establish Formal Agreements that permit shared use of content. Properly Manage the copyright tools provided by YouTube and digital distributors. By taking these steps, you can collaborate on the joint channel without facing copyright problems, mutually benefiting and expanding your reach without legal complications. If you need assistance implementing these solutions or have further questions, I'll be happy to help you at every step of the process.

¿Quién es el dueño de la cuenta de publicidad? Es importante aclarar que yo no seré el dueño de las cuentas de publicidad. Uno de ustedes (Carlos o Juliane) será el dueño de la cuenta en YouTube Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads y Google Ads. Les explicaré cómo pueden darme acceso para administrar las cuentas sin comprometer su información personal o bancaria. Mi acceso estará limitado a la administración de campañas y solo el dueño de la cuenta podrá depositar los fondos.

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