The new policies will apply to all new manual claims beginning in mid-September.
This week, the big US TV networks plan to drive the knife further into digital rivals, repeating the phrase brand safety and exploiting YouTube's struggle to curb unsuitable content.
YouTube has announced a slew of changes to its manual claiming policies to improve fairness in the creator ecosystem.
In an official blog, YouTube has noted that the new policy will forbid copyright owners from using the manual claiming tool to monetize creator videos with very short or unintentional uses of music.
The new policies will apply to all new manual claims beginning in mid-September. YouTube will suspend the access of copyright owners to manual claiming who repeatedly fail to adhere to the new policies.
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