Facebook is launching today an iteration of its Rights Manager tool -- originally designed to enable video creators to protect and manage their IP across the platform -- for static imagery. The social network launched Rights Manager for video in 2016 and a comparable product for music in 2018 -- in conjunction with signing licensing deals with several major labels.
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- Facebook Expands Access To ‘Rights Manager’ Video Copyright Tool, Rolls Out In-Stream Ads To 4 More Countries
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Facebook Extends 4-Year-Old ‘Rights Manager’ Video Copyright Tool To Still Photography
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Instagram Exec Says Monetization Will Arrive On Just-Launched IGTV Platform By Year’s End
"As for our larger vision down the road, this is just day one,” Williams said of any comparisons to YouTube. “We’re just trying to make sure it doesn’t crash.”
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Facebook Adds New Ways To Gamify Video, Will Incorporate Non-Episodic Clips Into ‘Watch’ Hub
In a bid to make game shows, reality TV, and scripted content more participatory and community-centric -- which is what Facebook says differentiates it from other platforms -- the company is adding new polling features for live and on-demand video, as well as new ways to gamify live streams.
- Facebook To Launch Paid Monthly Subscriptions, New ‘Rights Manager’ For Creators
- Facebook Extends ‘Rights Manager’ Copyright Tool To Instagram Videos
- Facebook To Let Creators Monetize Claimed Videos Through Mid-Roll Ads
- Facebook Officially Announces Its Video Rights Management Service
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