Today, YouTube stands out as a platform where many individuals and organizations prepare broadcasts and content. YouTube, which gives many people the chance to express themselves, enables people to reach each other through videos. As with every platform, there are certain problems on YouTube.
How does copyright work on YouTube?
The first of these is copyright. Content created on YouTube is protected by copyright. In this way, it is aimed to prevent violations that may occur against individuals. Youtube also attaches great importance to this issue and takes various measures to protect its users from possible problems.
To explain the copyright; These are the legal rights regarding the use and copying of information, ideas, works of art and products created by a person or persons with all kinds of intellectual labor. No registration is required for copyright to arise. Rights on intellectual and artistic works arise with the production of the work.
In many countries, the person who creates an original work recorded on physical media owns the copyright to that work. The copyright holders also have the rights to use the work. Often, only the copyright holder decides whether the work can be used by someone else. These rights are also protected by Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works (FSEK) in our law.
So is it a crime to upload someone else’s video to YouTube? In some cases, it is possible to use a copyrighted work without violating the copyright of the owner. First of all, it is necessary to share with the permission of the video owner. Video content can be shared on YouTube if necessary permissions are obtained.
In case of violation of copyright, the person who shares the video without permission is reported to the Youtube platform. In violation of copyright, the person who applies for copyright infringement of the Youtube Platform can take the other party to court in various ways within the scope of FSEK.
A person who uses a work, performance, phonogram or production within the scope of FSEK without the written consent of the right holders may be sentenced to imprisonment from one year to five years or a judicial fine. That’s why we recommend that you know them before posting someone else’s video on YouTube.
So what do you think about uploading someone else’s video to YouTube? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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