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Alison Gibson Says:
November 17th, 2011 at 10:35 amYou tube offers a copyright infringement notification service, but you are not allowed to protect your copyrighted material when another user re-uploads your work and is getting paid by the advertisements attached to it unless you are a corporation, have a published phone number under the name of the corporation, have an email address using a domain owned by the corporation, and can prove that you are not fraudulently reporting copyright infringement, even though you have all of the proof (including your company’s watermark in the video). They won’t even look at your complaint if you use yahoo!, gmail, hotmail, etc.