Author: Mia Sato
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
YouTube knows you’re resharing videos you made on YouTube Shorts — and the company wants to be credited.
In a post about new features shared yesterday, a YouTube representative said that the company would start adding watermarks to Shorts videos when a creator downloads them. Some creators will make short-form videos in one app, download their video, and repost the same clip to other platforms. In the post, YouTube is clear about why it’s adding watermarks.
“We’ve added a watermark to the Shorts you download so your viewers can see that the content you’re sharing across platforms can be found on YouTube Shorts,” it reads.
All the major short-form video platforms are fighting for creators and viewers, and other companies have gone about...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
YouTube knows you’re resharing videos you made on YouTube Shorts — and the company wants to be credited.
In a post about new features shared yesterday, a YouTube representative said that the company would start adding watermarks to Shorts videos when a creator downloads them. Some creators will make short-form videos in one app, download their video, and repost the same clip to other platforms. In the post, YouTube is clear about why it’s adding watermarks.
“We’ve added a watermark to the Shorts you download so your viewers can see that the content you’re sharing across platforms can be found on YouTube Shorts,” it reads.
All the major short-form video platforms are fighting for creators and viewers, and other companies have gone about...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...