24 hours a minute.  the current stats on youtube uploads.

who besides me was surprised at the suggestion that the plethora of videos on 
youtube was a clear and present danger to the porn guys that built the    net  .

voyuers are what they are,  no matter how they find what you have to offer.

--- In [email protected], David Jones <david.jo...@...> wrote:
>
> On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 2:22 AM, daredolls <dared...@...> wrote:
> >
> > our work, like 50% or so of what is on youtube, does not pass the church 
> > lady standard. all you have to do to get a competitor's product removed 
> > from youtube is flag it as innappropriate. a pornographic producer took 
> > offense at our million channel views in 4 months and started flagging us. 
> > has been flagging us for 4 years. his pornography is still there, we could 
> > return the favor and start a flagging war but we have not. that, by the 
> > way, was youtube's suggestion as to how we handle this.
> >
> > we can't even protest use of our video by others because our company name 
> > is banned from youtube and to file a copyright complaint it has to be in 
> > the name of the rights holder.
> 
> I greatly doubt you can be stopped from filing a DMCA notice.
> 
> Also, if someone on Youtube is using your material then join under
> another name and then provide proof of your rights to the work and
> start flagging away. You don't have to have a channel in your company
> name, you just need to prove ownership to the work.
> 
> Dave.
>


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