How Content ID works

Copyright holders use Content ID to easily identify and manage their content on YouTube. Videos uploaded to YouTube are scanned against a database of files that have been submitted to us by content owners. When Content ID identifies a match between your video and a file in this database, it applies the policy chosen by the content owner. Content owners may choose the following policies:

Monetize: If ads that you did not enable appear on or before your video, the content owner has applied a Monetize policy.

Block: If the content owner has chosen a Block policy, your video will either not be viewable on YouTube, or its audio will be muted. The owner may choose to allow content within your video to play in some countries while blocking it in others. While you may not be able to see your video, or hear its audio, people in other regions may still be able to view and interact with it as usual. You will still be able to view, moderate, and respond to comments on the video from the Comments page in My Messages.

Track: If the content owner has chosen a Track policy, your video will be unaffected. However, its viewership statistics will appear in the content owner's YouTube Analyticsaccount.

Please keep in mind that any of these policies can be country-specific. A video may be monetized in one country, and blocked or tracked in another.

How to check your Content ID matches

You can view all of your Content ID matches in the Copyright Notices section of your account. If your video has been blocked worldwide, your account standing will be negatively affected and you may lose access to certain features.
If you believe the Content ID match to your video is correct, you may simply acknowledge it and move on. However, if you believe the system has misidentified your video, you may dispute the match.
If your video has been claimed by “one or more music publishing rights collecting societies,” you may want to learn more about collective rights management.

How can I use Content ID?

Only certain content owners will qualify for access to Content ID. If you don't own exclusive rights to a substantial body of content that is frequently uploaded by the YouTube user community, Content ID is probably not right for you. However, if you believe your content meets this criteria, you may apply.

Everything you want to know about LinkedIn – Facts & Figures 2013

Last week LinkedIn announced officially that they have over 200 million members worldwide. But what are the trends? How often is this online network really visited? By whom? And how many companies use this site?

LinkedIn Global Stats 2013

Let’s have a deep dive again in the global LinkedIn statistics (previous edition LinkedIn facts & figures 2010). LinkedIn.com is visited by more than 50 million unique visitors each week via the web. They’ve viewed 2.6 Billion pages in the past month (Traffic for Dec 20, 2012 – Jan 18, 2013). Some of its users are very active, 1% of the addicts are responsible for 26% of all traffic! The average user spends 7 minutes and 22 seconds on the website.

Picture: Number of people who visit LinkedIn.com each week with a browser (Global).
Notes: These web statistics only includes visits via the web (mobile and fixed). Visits through the LinkedIn mobile app are NOT measured. The dip in the summer and Christmas period is typical Internet usage during holiday periods.

LinkedIn.com’s Regional Traffic Ranks

LinkedIn.com is a popular website globally. In the following countries its in the top 10 of most visited websites (number represents ranking):

1. Netherlands 5
2. Israel 6
3. United Arab Emirates 7
4. Ireland 7
5. Denmark 7
6. Pakistan 8
7. India 8
8. Belgium 8
9. Singapore 9
10. Switzerland 9
11. South Africa 9
12. Australia 9
13. Spain 10
14. Canada 10

LinkedIn Members

• Since 9 January 200 LinkedIn has 200 million members worldwide.
• The network is growing by two members per second or 10-15 million members per quarter.
• Average income is 86.000 US$ per year.
• 25% of all employee profiles views are from co-workers.
• Three out of four users wants to be approached for other job opportunities.
• People visit LinkedIn.com more by computers at home (66%) than computers at work (34%).

Demographic profile:

LinkedIn Groups

There are 14.366 Recruitment related groups. These are the top 5 groups:
1) The Recruiter Network
Not moderated, open group
Very Active: 6,210 discussions this month · 405,229 members
2) The Recruitment Network
Not moderated, closed group
Very Active: 5,594 discussions this month · 234,159 members
3) Dubai Recruitment
Not moderated, closed group
Very Active: 1,027 discussions this month · 232,097 members
4) Recruitment Consultants and Staffing Professionals
Moderated (!), closed group
Very Active: 128 discussions this month · 120,689 members
5) E-Recruitment
Not moderated, closed group
Very Active: 3,270 discussions this month · 105,612 members

LinkedIn, The Company

• LinkedIn’s mission is to connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful.
• LinkedIn has 3,177 employees (September 2012).
• Headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., LinkedIn also has U.S. offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Omaha and San Francisco. International LinkedIn offices are located in Amsterdam, Bangalore, Delhi, Dublin, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Melbourne, Milan, Mumbai, Munich, Paris, Perth, São Paulo, Singapore, Stockholm, Sydney, Tokyo and Toronto.
• Revenue for the third quarter in 2012 was $252.0 million, an increase of 81% compared to $139.5 million in the third quarter of 2011.
• On 24 February 2012, LinkedIn announced the acquisition of the start-up Rapportive, a browser plug-in that makes contact information available which is acquired from social networks like Twitter, Facebook and Google’s Gmail. LinkedIn has not yet indicated how they are going to use the Rapportive technology.
• On 3 May 3 2012, they bought Slideshare for U.S. $ 119 million. At that time SlideShare attracted 29 million visitors per month. It was stated that the purchase is made for LinkedIn members to provide a way to discover people through content. Starting last week (!) you can link your LinkedIn and Slideshare account together.

More facts & figures about LinkedIn.com 2013

• At present, over 2.8 million businesses have a LinkedIn Company Page.
• The website is available in 19 languages: Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Čeština, Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español, Français, 한국어, Italiano, Dutch, 日本语, Norsk, Polski, Português, Română, Русский, Svenska, Türkçe.
• The application LinkedIn Events ended on 26 November 2012. Shortly afterwards all users received a message that the LinkedIn profile will get a visual makeover.
• LinkedIn Answers, the Q&A forum, will end on 31 January 2013.

All new products and enhancements in 2012 are summarized in the following presentation, which is available on SlideShare (of course):

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