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News and guides from the Aegis team on Content ID, copyright and earning from your videos.

  • Jynxzi wearing a headset and laughing next to a Twitch leaderboard that ranks him first for active subscribers

    Aegis Partners with Twitch King Jynxzi for Ultimate Content Protection

    In the fast-paced world of live streaming, content protection has become paramount. Recognising the need for top-tier security, Aegis, a frontrunner in digital content protection, has recently announced its collaboration with Jynxzi, the reigning champion of Twitch subscribers.

  • The YouTube play button next to the words Fair Use, with a glitched screen effect

    Fair Use on YouTube: A Comprehensive Guide

    In the realm of digital media and content creation, there’s a common term you may come across called ‘Fair Use.’ Fair use is a legal doctrine that promotes freedom of expression by permitting the unlicensed use of copyright-protected works in certain circumstances.

  • The Internet Anarchist logo, a red A over the Earth, beside Adin Ross smiling with his hands pressed together

    Adin Ross, Aegis vs Internet Anarchist: The Truth

    The line between fair use and copyright infringement can often seem blurred in the digital world. This has been highlighted in the recent controversy involving YouTuber Adin Ross, digital rights management company Aegis, and another content creator known as Internet Anarchist.

  • A hand holding a phone showing the Twitch logo, with the Twitch wordmark on a purple screen behind it

    Twitch changes their policy

    So Twitch changed its exclusive policy which now allows its creators to stream on other platforms while they’re not live on Twitch, for example, stream one day on Twitch second day on YouTube. Why would they do this and does this benefit a creator?

  • A singer in headphones recording at a studio microphone

    Take ownership of your content!

    So many people know that when it comes to YouTube if you are a popular channel, you’re a very high target for having your content stolen.

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