In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes Richard Adams, Founder and CEO of Breach.tv to discuss new FCC and FTC regulations on Youtube. What will this mean for podcasters, musicians and other content creators?
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When the FCC was handed over control of the Internet within the United States, the charter for the FCC was never re-written. How can a regulatory body whose sole duty is the selling, monitoring and regulation of broadcast airwaves have control over something that is NOT broadcast without re-writing their charter? What do these regulations mean? How are common content creators going to deal with sudden changes that bring them under the same axe as broadcast television and radio? Could it soon be the fact that all content creators and associated platforms will be made to get an FCC License? Will the same rules soon apply to general website owners?
Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as we discuss these topics and more with Richard Adams, founder and CEO of Breach.tv.
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SHOW NOTES:
0:00 Show Intro
1:00 Chris introduces guest Richard Adams, founder and CEO of Breach.tv and the topic of FCC and FTC regulations stepping to the world of Youtube
5:00 Chris discusses the hypocrisy of Youtube profiting from content they have deplatformed.
15:00 Chris goes into the vast amount of data required to maintain platforms such as Youtube and the new rules of being deplatformed if your content does not meet new standards.
20:00 Chris states the importance of independent media and local public radio.
29:00 Chris and Richard discuss the eyes of media and their parent companies turning to independent media platforms to see what they are doing wrong.
33:00 Richard addresses the means by which Breach.tv begans agreements with ASCAP and BMI, now Rumblefish, to assure that content creators could use copyrighted music and royalties would be paid to the artists without having content music.
40:00 Richard and Chris talk about the fact that Youtube has been ground zero for a wave of not only dialogue control but the movement of society itself toward new norms.
42:00 Chris thanks the EU for writing a law that protects individual personal rights when browsing the internet.
46:00 Richard shares the information for joining Breach.tv and getting monetization for your content.
48:00 Chris signs off the air and gives all the information for getting your episodes of Dudes n Beer.
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