"We recently added Content ID scanning for channels that are identified as affiliates of [Multi-Channel Networks"," YouTube's YouTube representative stated. "This has led to new copyright claims being made for certain users, based on the policies that are set by the respective content owners. As always channel owners are able to easily contest Content ID claims if they think that WoW cataclysm Gold the claims are not valid."

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Large publishing companies Blizzard, Blizzard, Capcom as well as Deep Silver have extended a assistance towards YouTube the press in this week, after several producers reported a massive rise in copyright claims. The rise in claims could be due to the introduction of a system that automatically detects content that has been found to be in violation of copyright.

Many YouTubers have reported a massive rise in copyright claims in their walkthrough or Let's play videos over the last week. A number of strikes could mean that an account will be closed, bringing to an end the chance to make money from content on the Google-owned YouTube website.

The major publishers provided assistance to users who are facing copyright concerns. Blizzard tweeted on its WoW Cataclysm Classic Twitter channel, "If you're a YouTuber and have received videos that match the latest changes, ensure that you challenge these changes to ensure that we swiftly take action to approve the changes. We're trying to find a long-term solution, but it's the most efficient way to address problems immediately."

However, Capcom said, "YouTubers: Pls let us know whether you've seen your videos flagged this morning. They could be flags that are not legitimate and not triggered by us. We are looking into." Deep Silver international community manager Maurice Tan wrote, "If you're a YouTuber and obtain copyright claims for an LP or walkthrough or any other Deep Silver games, let me know. Particularly if it isn't directly from our company."

Internet entertainment platform Machinima also Cataclysm Classic Gold for sale appeared to be not aware of any changes to YouTube policies on copyrighted content. "I am with you in your displeasure. If we had been informed about this, you would have known. We're here to help and will continue to grind until the issue is resolved, =)," the Machinima representative announced on Twitter.

Finally, Blizzard issued the following statement on the subject.