What the title says.
This is going to nail a good many websites hard, including all of Channel Awesome (which has DOZENS of people with large archives of content there), Chez Apocalpyse, and a few others. Many couldn't succeed on Youtube because it's copy-write protect system would flag legit videos simple for having a few seconds of content or music.
A good example of this is SFDebris and his Star Trek Reviews: despite being reviews of the episodes in question (and thus covered under fair use), NBC Universal would constantly flag all of his work, even older work they had tried and failed to take down before. He moved to Blip because their systems weren't as draconian and actually understood what Fair Use was. Now he's basically out of work unless he can get Youtube to take notice like they did with LittleKuriboh and his Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series. Lots of others will probably be in the same boat.
This is going to nail a good many websites hard, including all of Channel Awesome (which has DOZENS of people with large archives of content there), Chez Apocalpyse, and a few others. Many couldn't succeed on Youtube because it's copy-write protect system would flag legit videos simple for having a few seconds of content or music.
A good example of this is SFDebris and his Star Trek Reviews: despite being reviews of the episodes in question (and thus covered under fair use), NBC Universal would constantly flag all of his work, even older work they had tried and failed to take down before. He moved to Blip because their systems weren't as draconian and actually understood what Fair Use was. Now he's basically out of work unless he can get Youtube to take notice like they did with LittleKuriboh and his Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series. Lots of others will probably be in the same boat.