Facebook Expands Access To 'Rights Manager' Video Copyright Tool, Rolls Out In-Stream Ads To 4 More Countries - Tubefilter
Facebook has today unveiled several updates in the realm of video creator monetization, product manager Jeniece Primus shared in a blog post, including making its Rights Manager copyright tool available to creators of all sizes, and expanding in-stream ads to four additional countries. Rights Manager -- a four-year-old tool that enables creators to protect the distribution of their content on both Facebook and Instagram -- was previously only available to select creators. If a creator had a body of only 50 videos, for instance, Facebook may not have previously deemed access to Rights Manager as necessary to a creator who has, say, a library of 50,000 videos. While Facebook did not previously disclose the specific thresholds of eligibility to the application-only program, it now says creators of all sizes are eligible to apply. While Rights Manager enables creators to monitor, block, or takedown any videos that are found to be matches, it also enables creators to monetize infringing that are generating reven
16 Nov 2020 ... Facebook has today unveiled several updates in the realm of video creator monetization, product manager Jeniece Primus shared in a blog ...