The Think Media Podcast 411: YouTube Channels Are Getting Deleted—Here’s Why
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May 8, 2025 
Tyler Chou, a legal expert for content creators and former Hollywood insider, dives into the intricate world of YouTube's copyright challenges. He explains how creators can avoid channel deletions by understanding copyright and community strike policies. Tyler shares practical strategies for ensuring legal compliance and emphasizes the need for diversifying income sources. He also highlights the bright future of the creator economy and the support network being formed for new creators, showcasing the evolving landscape of digital content.
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Creator's Emotional Channel Loss
- A client lost his channel after getting three copyright strikes and doesn't want the channel back.
- He only wants his videos because they feature his deceased best friend.
YouTube Automation of Copyright Strikes
- YouTube automated the copyright strike system due to too many complaints.
- The IP holder can instantly put a strike, requiring the creator and holder to negotiate resolution.
Review Terms and Language Carefully
- Review YouTube's Terms of Service and community guidelines carefully.
- Avoid language that seems 'too good to be true' to prevent community strikes.