This is almost Plagiarism, as I didn’t change any part of it. I know at some point I will get in trouble over some of my posts. I found what I was looking for. Everything on my site is under a Creative Commons license that allows reuse with attribution.
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So I used part of this post to help inform you all. Again, I wrote none of the post you’re about to read, and you must follow the link to finish it.
The Rise of YouTube Plagiarism Bots
By Jonathan Bailey on Mar 17, 2015 03:47 pm
For almost as long as there’s been a YouTube, there’s been spam on it.
Traditionally this spam has taken the format of garbage accounts uploading misleading videos, often with fake thumbnails, for the purpose of promoting products, services or some cause.
But while that type of spam still certainly exists on YouTube, it’s now being joined by a new kind of spam, automated videos that plagiarize content from blogs, news sites and other text sources.
For the spammer, this is a very easy way to flood YouTube with a large number of low-quality topical videos. The result for content creators, especially those who produce text or image content, is that your hard work is being used to fuel spam videoblogs and those spammers will have an upper hand in search results because of the way Google shows preference to YouTube in its algorithm.
This raises two difficult questions: What can YouTube do to battle this problem? And what can creators do to protect their work?
Understanding YouTube’s Plagiarism Bots
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Spammers have proven themselves to be quite ingenious when it comes to avoiding the google bots. E.g. they have come up with some ways to “protect” their videos against the content id bots. So, most likely, they would also be able to counter this one.
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I am surprised they don’t have something like the DVD’s and CD’s have. Those I couldn’t copy, even with a good program, a paid for one I mean.
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Nah, there are also many ways to copy a CD/DVD if you know the ways… have done it before, but only for personal backups of course.
There’s no kind of DRM that can truly protect a digital product…
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I never learned the ways.
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Haha, I have learned to bypass DRM from any types of digital media such as dvds, games, music, and ebooks. I know that it’s technically illegal but I paid for them and I only do it for backups.
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It’s ok by me. If you pay for something, it’s no one’s business what your intentions.
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But according to the laws, it’s not lol
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I know. That’s another blog post. Those laws are so big business can continue to make money, after the fact.
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Well, laws are generally made to prioritize the rich anyway, so there’s no surprise there.
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YT has too many of these shitty spams. I’ve seen several videos with only texts with a stupid sounding voice drowning those texts…
Some video thumbnails can also be very effective link baits, particularly those thumbnails with scantily clad women… It’s pathetic isn’t it 🙂
I hope that google can even keep up with those spammers.
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I don’t know that they can. There are over a billion sites out there right now, and about 100,000 more each month.
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Nice work!
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