Rules and penalties for streaming on YouTube

The main copyright rules for YouTube streaming are as follows:

1. You can only stream content that you have the right to stream. This means either you created the content yourself or you have obtained the appropriate licenses to stream someone else's content.

2. You cannot stream copyrighted material without the copyright holder's permission. If you do so, you could be subject to legal action from the copyright holder.

3. You can not stream content that contains obscene or defamatory material. This could result in civil or criminal liability.

4. You should be aware of the potential consequences of streaming live events. For example, if you stream a live concert without the artist's permission, you could be sued for copyright infringement.

5. You should also be aware of the potential consequences of streaming live news events. If you stream a live news event without the permission of the news organization, you could be sued for copyright infringement or violating trade secret laws.

Community guidelines explained for YouTube streaming:

1. Stream only content that you have the right to stream. This includes ensuring you have the appropriate licenses to stream someone else's content.

2. Do not stream copyrighted material without the copyright holder's permission. If you do so, you could be subject to legal action from the copyright holder.

The penalties during the YouTube live streaming

The potential consequences of streaming live events without the proper permissions include civil or criminal liability. For example, if you stream a live concert without the artist's permission, you could be sued for copyright infringement. If you stream a live news event without the permission of the news organization, you could be sued for copyright infringement or violating trade secret laws.