just curious, as far as we know, has there been a specific complaint against this person from producers of the content he uploads?
Disaster Has Struck: All of Genipool14's Videos Have Been Deleted by YouTube
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Blackjack stated he has reported his for some of his content, which is completely reasonable. Based on what Genipool posted on facebook though, his account was suspended due to spamming, not due to the content or copyright infringement.
The way that ESPN and Matchroom treat their videos of pool though is just like patent trolls in tech that patented some stupid thing, do nothing with it for 20 years then get some lawyers and start suing Apple and Samsung.
They have the videos, do nothing to them, but do not allow anyone else to also. If they had their own YouTube channel, or even a not super pricey stream option on their site or a stream from their TV channels then I can see this as "stolen" content. If they just stick it in their vault and just complain that someone else is showing it, than I am not very much against that happening.
Have a little respect, for your fellow humans who share a deep fondness for a silly game called billiards.
You (and i and he and she) dont get to tell the man how he should feel about seeing his work used without his permission.
You (and i and he and she) dont get to tell the man how he should feel about seeing his work used without his permission.
I "think" Accu-Stats is moving towards VIMEO On Demand Streaming............
Have you checked out their VIMEO Channel? You can currently watch MIH 8 Ball match for free.
Sounds a little self-serving, as i read it.
You got all that land you arent using. Should a is a 3rd party entitled to use it, coz you arent?
You got all that land you arent using. Should a is a 3rd party entitled to use it, coz you arent?
BINGO, Mich did his homework !!!
When this guy started out he was nothing but a big pirate.
After he learned a lesson he talk to Accu-Stats.
An agreement was made for him to show clips with Accu-Stats being the provider !
So for everyone to know. Accu-Stats had nothing to do with this blackout.
Now for the good news.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/8b16/203400790?autoplay=1
Here is the sample of VOD.
Accu-Stats is busy making these changes as we speak !!!
:yeah:
Good to hear!
Whoa... $300 for a package of Derby City streams. That's steep.
Which is why the on-demand model hasnt worked, to date. The hosts want too much money for the pool content producers, the producers have to fund both the host and themselves...and it isnt rigbt for the content's owner to get less than the host...
And aww...fukkit.
In a nutshell, i believe what prior research into the platform has determined is
Fukkit. The world is flat.
If I had useless land I'd sell it, tennis court etc.. when I was not using it I would have no issues the neighbors coming by to use it. If I had a car collection worth seeing I'd setup a museum for them instead of hiding them in my garage. When my pool table is not in use, my cousins/uncle/kids their friends know where it is and how to get to it and use it.
I don't steal movies or music because it is available easily from 10 different authorized places, from Pandora to Netflix to stores. If a movie is not out there, I have no issue with tracking down a bootleg VHS of it. If Disney decided that it would be illegal to broadcast or sell the original StarWars movies, well I guess then I'll become a criminal and look for another way to access them. YouTube, torrent, whatever. If the still sold it, I would not. And have not. I have a ton of movies on my computer, but all from DVDs I own or owned. They are on the computer so I can watch them on my tablets and share in the house without having to mess with having a DVD player on everything.
If Matchroom put up their pool and snooker and whatever catalog in a pay service, I'll pay for it. If it was too much, I'll just watch the older matches or what is available.
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Agreed but baseball and football have the luxury to have sponsors and ads.
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You wonder why theres no money in pool media, because of sites like Youtube giving away videos making money on the ads hand over foot. Thats why theres no money in pool.
Some of the replies were correct you dont have a right to monetize other peoples content, then it's even worse when you just giving it away to youtube. Pool makes no money from it so not sure why people do it. It's not worth the effort to run a youtube channel. It doesn't promote pool or finance pool to make youtube a shitload of money and you a couple bucks for doing who knows how many hours of video work preparation.
Attitudes must change in billiards AS A WHOLE in the THOUSANDS for pool to make a shift to being successful in media for anyone to pay attention to pool on the outside.
A site like mine needs 1,000 members to make a change in pool. Billiardnet.tv charges 9.99 a month for a paid membership subscription to watch 5000 videos anytime. Pro events, Live STREAMS from various producers. You name it. I do everything I possibly can. I profit share with streamers and industry partners I drive thousands of miles to do my work. I promote at an inhuman level for pool, it's attitudes in pool that need to change from the outside. I did a junior pool tournament and partnered with the tour and told everyone I would donate 50% of the money from subscriptions to watch the videos and or support the live stream. I got zero new subscribers although I got thousands of hits on their links.
For me to get multiple servers to pay for the infrastructure to support 20 streamers and 20,000 videos on a private network you need more members. I'm perfectly fine busting my ass using my servers for my own work if nobody else sees the vision thats fine by me.
It may never happen in my lifetime but I am going to bust my ass regardless but I will not beat people over the head with the ideas dis respectfully and treat people like shit.
You wonder why theres no money in pool media, because of sites like Youtube giving away videos making money on the ads hand over foot. Thats why theres no money in pool.
Some of the replies were correct you dont have a right to monetize other peoples content, then it's even worse when you just giving it away to youtube. Pool makes no money from it so not sure why people do it. It's not worth the effort to run a youtube channel. It doesn't promote pool or finance pool to make youtube a shitload of money and you a couple bucks for doing who knows how many hours of video work preparation.
Attitudes must change in billiards AS A WHOLE in the THOUSANDS for pool to make a shift to being successful in media for anyone to pay attention to pool on the outside.
A site like mine needs 1,000 members to make a change in pool. Billiardnet.tv charges 9.99 a month for a paid membership subscription to watch 5000 videos anytime. Pro events, Live STREAMS from various producers. You name it. I do everything I possibly can. I profit share with streamers and industry partners I drive thousands of miles to do my work. I promote at an inhuman level for pool, it's attitudes in pool that need to change from the outside. I did a junior pool tournament and partnered with the tour and told everyone I would donate 50% of the money from subscriptions to watch the videos and or support the live stream. I got zero new subscribers although I got thousands of hits on their links.
For me to get multiple servers to pay for the infrastructure to support 20 streamers and 20,000 videos on a private network you need more members. I'm perfectly fine busting my ass using my servers for my own work if nobody else sees the vision thats fine by me.
It may never happen in my lifetime but I am going to bust my ass regardless but I will not beat people over the head with the ideas dis respectfully and treat people like shit.
Youtube could care less about a channel with 60k Subs you have to be in the millions before they even really pay any kind of special attention.
Not sure why this channel was shut down but they do have strict copyright guidelines in place for monetized videos.
They have Kids with 5 million Subscribers getting millions of views per day, pool videos are very low on the youtube Totem pole.
Not sure why this channel was shut down but they do have strict copyright guidelines in place for monetized videos.
They have Kids with 5 million Subscribers getting millions of views per day, pool videos are very low on the youtube Totem pole.
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Please
Streaming video is the future.
Hopefully we can show that the viewing numbers are viable for outside the industry to notice.
Streaming video is the future.
Hopefully we can show that the viewing numbers are viable for outside the industry to notice.
which videos?