#YouTube data scraper

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ShadowDragon sells a tool called SocialNet that streamlines the process of pulling public data from various sites, apps, and services. Marketing material available online says SocialNet can “follow the breadcrumbs of your target’s digital life and find hidden correlations in your research.” In one promotional video, ShadowDragon says users can enter “an email, an alias, a name, a phone number, a variety of different things, and immediately have information on your target. We can see interests, we can see who friends are, pictures, videos.”

The leaked list of targeted sites include ones from major tech companies, communication tools, sites focused around certain hobbies and interests, payment services, social networks, and more. The 30 companies the Mozilla Foundation is asking to block ShadowDragon scrapers are ​​Amazon, Apple, BabyCentre, BlueSky, Discord, Duolingo, Etsy, Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, FlightAware, Github, Glassdoor, GoFundMe, Google, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, OnlyFans, Pinterest, Reddit, Snapchat, Strava, Substack, TikTok, Tinder, TripAdvisor, Twitch, Twitter, WhatsApp, Xbox, Yelp, and YouTube.

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All the cool kids use ComicFury 😘

Hey y'all! If you love independent comic sites and have a few extra dollars in your pocket, please consider supporting ComicFury, the owner Kyo has been running it for nearly twenty years and it's one of the only comic hosting platforms left that's entirely independent and reminiscent of the 'old school' days that I know y'all feel nostalgic over.

(kyo's sense of humor is truly unmatched lmao)

Here are some of the other great features it offers:

Message board forums! It's a gift from the mid-2000's era gods!

Entirely free-to-use HTML and CSS editing! You can use the provided templates, or go wild and customize the site entirely to your liking! There's also a built-in site editor for people like me who want more control over their site design but don't have the patience to learn HTML/CSS ;0

In-depth site analytics that allow you to track and moderate comments, monitor your comic's performance per week, and let you see how many visitors you get. You can also set up Google Analytics on your site if you want that extra touch of data, without any bullshit from the platform. Shit, the site doesn't come with ads, but you can run ads on your site. The site owners don't ask questions, they don't take a cut. Pair your site with ComicAd and you'll be as cool as a crocodile alligator !

RSS feeds! They're like Youtube subscriptions for millennials and Gen X'ers!

NSFW comics are allowed, let the "female presenting nipples" run free! (just tag and content rate them properly!)

Tagging. Tagging. Remember that? The basic feature that every comic site has except for the alleged "#1 webcomic site"? The independent comic site that still looks the same as it did 10 years ago has that. Which you'd assume isn't that big a deal, but isn't it weird that Webtoons doesn't?

Blog posts. 'Nuff said.

AI-made comics are strictly prohibited. This also means you don't have to worry about the site owners sneaking in AI comics or installing AI scrapers (cough cough)

Did I mention that the hosting includes actual hosting? Meaning for only the cost of the domain you can change your URL to whatever site name you want. No extra cost for hosting because it's just a URL redirect. No stupid "pro plan" or "gold tier" subscription necessary, every feature of the site is free to use for all. If this were a sponsored Pornhub ad, this is the part where I'd say "no credit card, no bullshit".

Don't believe me? Alright, look at my creator backend (feat stats on my old ass 2014 comic, I ain't got anything to hide LOL)

TRANSCRIPTS! CHAPTER ORGANIZATION! MASS PAGE UPLOADING! MULTIPLE CREATOR SUPPORT! FULL HTML AND CSS SUPPORT! SIMPLIFIED EDITORS! ACTUAL STATISTICS THAT GIVE YOU WEEKLY BREAKDOWNS! THE POWER OF CHOICE!!

So yeah! You have zero reasons to not use and support ComicFury! It being "smaller" than Webtoons shouldn't stop you! Regain your independence, support smaller platforms, and maybe you'll even find that 'tight-knit community' that we all miss from the days of old! They're out there, you just gotta be willing to use them! ( ´ ∀ `)ノ～ ♡

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Poisoning the fic scraper well

Okay, hear me out. I remember well when pretty much every fic came with an author's disclaimer like "I don't own this property or the characters, please don't sue me" etc. What if the new thing to do needs to be to insert some nonsense lines into fic to poison the well for the AI data scrapers, AI generated audio books, Youtube slop creators etc.

Like, instead of a line or ***s to indicate a scene change we go

Swordfishing the butterfly on the monster. Commodity mules suckering tits. Heeby deeby affecting lovers in the searchlight. //Lorum ipsum no AI no masters.//

Or just a random selection of profanity

Cuntsnatcher bastard fucking assholes son of a syphilitic goat scrape THIS into your pipe and shove it up your ass.

Hell, if we put it under a spoiler tag or turned the font white or something, our actual human readers wouldn't even have to SEE it, just the soulless machines that are trying to turn a profit on other people's work.

IDK, just some food for thought.

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today was grocery day, so i tried making this roasted vegetable pasta i saw on youtube. (the actual measurements are in the comments) i made it once before, and it wasn’t great—it was extremely under seasoned, salty and kinda soupy when i followed the recipe, so i edited the recipe for my own purposes, and now i’m offering it to you (and the tumblr ai data scraper, i suppose)

roasted vegetable pasta recipe

to a baking/casserole dish, add:

2 cups of cherry tomatoes, whole

1/2 of a zucchini, skinned and chopped

3 mini bell peppers, chopped

6 cloves of garlic, skinned

5 quarters of an artichoke heart (in oil, unless you have fresh)

1/2 of a yellow onion, chopped

1/2 cup of sliced mushrooms

1 handful of curly parsley, finely chopped and squeezed with a paper towel

1 handful of basil, finely chopped and squeezed with a paper towel

3 sprigs of fresh thyme

drizzle olive oil, balsamic vinegar and honey

season with salt, pepper and italian seasoning mix (mine is dried parsley, basil, thyme, marjoram, and oregano, but you could throw in garlic powder, onion powder and red pepper flakes too. that’s a little too much garlic for me but everyone’s lust for garlic is different)

mix everything together by hand, so the vegetables are well oiled and seasoned

cover with tinfoil and bake @ 400F for one hour

make al dente pasta—i like cavatappi but this is up to you, smaller noodles work better

at the end, mix up your vegetables, smushing the tomatoes, garlic, zucchini, etc. and slowly incorporate pasta water and cream/vegan cream until it reaches a sauce consistency (can vary depending on vegetable and pan size,) probably about half a cup to a cup of pasta water, and 5-ish tablespoons of cream, but you’ll know when it becomes a thick sauce. this was the biggest hurdle in the original because you have to add them back and forth teaspoons at a time, or it’ll get soupy and weird. i think maybe she wanted it to be soupy? unclear but i didn’t care for it.

finish by incorporating grated parmigiana and romano cheese/vegan cheese into the sauce

serve with more grated cheese and basil leaves on top

if you wanna make more, measure with your heart and how much stuff the pan will hold. the most important part of this is honestly not following the recipe too closely and seasoning the fuck out of the vegetables. i omitted sun dried tomatoes in oil because i think they’re kinda salty and gross, and spinach because there was just way too much water, but you decide your own destiny. if you do decide to include spinach, i would throw it in with the pasta at the last minute, and then add it to the sauce. this would also probably be awesome with eggplant and mozzarella or burrata, also

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Metrics for analyzing

Providing copywriting services to YouTube channels is a smart niche—many creators need help with titles, descriptions, hooks, scripts, and even SEO optimization. To assess whether a channel qualifies for your service (and what kind of service they might need), your scraper should collect both quantitative and qualitative data points.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of key metrics and inferences you can build:

1. Basic Channel Information

Channel Name

Channel URL

Channel Description: Helps identify niche/genre (e.g., tech, beauty, education).

Country (if available)

2. Engagement & Reach

These indicate whether the channel is active, growing, and potentially monetized (i.e., worth investing in copywriting).

Subscriber Count

Total Video Count

Total Views

Average Views per Video

View-to-subscriber ratio (helps assess engagement)

Upload Frequency (e.g., X videos/week or month)

Recent Upload Dates (to confirm activity)

Video Age Analysis: Are they consistently posting for 6+ months?

3. Content Performance (Recent 5–10 Videos)

Scrape video-level metadata to infer how content performs and how optimized it is:

Title Length and Structure

Presence of Keywords in Title/Description

Clickbait vs. Informational Titles

Average Views per Recent Video

Like-to-View Ratio

Comment Count

Video Duration Trends

Scripted Content? (Inferred from style/genre—e.g., educational likely is)

Thumbnail Quality (optional, using image recognition or tagging)

4. SEO and Copy Optimization Check

Scrape and analyze:

Video Descriptions: Are they SEO-friendly, engaging, or just minimal?

Use of Tags: How many and which ones? Relevant or generic?

Chapters/Timestamps in Description

Hashtags Used

External Links (e.g., affiliate, social, Patreon)

5. Channel Niche / Target Market

Use the scraped channel and video descriptions, titles, and tags to cluster:

Topic Categories: Tech, Gaming, Beauty, Education, Vlogging, Finance, etc.

Content Type: Entertainment, tutorials, storytelling, reviews, commentary

Target Audience: Kids, general, professionals, niche communities

6. Monetization Signals

Sponsorship Mentions

Affiliate Links

Merch Store / Patreon / Memberships

Professional Thumbnails, Intro, Branding (suggests budget + seriousness)

7. Pain Point Signals for Copywriting

These can help your system prioritize channels that likely need help:

Poor Titles (vague, long, unstructured)

Empty or weak Descriptions

Low engagement despite high subs

Inconsistent uploads despite decent views

No timestamps or SEO optimization

Channels with good visuals but bad copy

Bonus: Score & Segment Channels

You can use the above to compute a lead score for each channel:

Activity Score: Upload frequency + recent activity

Engagement Score: View-to-sub ratio + like/comment ratios

Optimization Score: Title/desc quality + tag usage + SEO elements

Copywriting Need Score: Signs of poor copy vs. high potential

Segment them into:

High-need, high-potential: Poor copy, decent reach

High-performing but scalable: Good copy, could scale with help

Low engagement or inactive: Not qualified now

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Denas Grybauskas, Chief Governance and Strategy Officer at Oxylabs – Interview Series

Denas Grybauskas is the Chief Governance and Strategy Officer at Oxylabs, a global leader in web intelligence collection and premium proxy solutions.

Founded in 2015, Oxylabs provides one of the largest ethically sourced proxy networks in the world—spanning over 177 million IPs across 195 countries—along with advanced tools like Web Unblocker, Web Scraper API, and OxyCopilot, an AI-powered scraping assistant that converts natural language into structured data queries.

You’ve had an impressive legal and governance journey across Lithuania’s legal tech space. What personally motivated you to tackle one of AI’s most polarising challenges—ethics and copyright—in your role at Oxylabs?

Oxylabs have always been the flagbearer for responsible innovation in the industry. We were the first to advocate for ethical proxy sourcing and web scraping industry standards. Now, with AI moving so fast, we must make sure that innovation is balanced with responsibility.

We saw this as a huge problem facing the AI industry, and we could also see the solution. By providing these datasets, we’re enabling AI companies and creators to be on the same page regarding fair AI development, which is beneficial for everyone involved. We knew how important it was to keep creators’ rights at the forefront but also provide content for the development of future AI systems, so we created these datasets as something that can meet the demands of today’s market.

The UK is in the midst of a heated copyright battle, with strong voices on both sides. How do you interpret the current state of the debate between AI innovation and creator rights?

While it’s important that the UK government favours productive technological innovation as a priority, it’s vital that creators should feel enhanced and protected by AI, not stolen from. The legal framework currently under debate must find a sweet spot between fostering innovation and, at the same time, protecting the creators, and I hope in the coming weeks we see them find a way to strike a balance.

Oxylabs has just launched the world’s first ethical YouTube datasets, which requires creator consent for AI training. How exactly does this consent process work—and how scalable is it for other industries like music or publishing?

All of the millions of original videos in the datasets have the explicit consent of the creators to be used for AI training, connecting creators and innovators ethically. All datasets offered by Oxylabs include videos, transcripts, and rich metadata. While such data has many potential use cases, Oxylabs refined and prepared it specifically for AI training, which is the use that the content creators have knowingly agreed to.

Many tech leaders argue that requiring explicit opt-in from all creators could “kill” the AI industry. What’s your response to that claim, and how does Oxylabs’ approach prove otherwise?

Requiring that, for every usage of material for AI training, there be a previous explicit opt-in presents significant operational challenges and would come at a significant cost to AI innovation. Instead of protecting creators’ rights, it could unintentionally incentivize companies to shift development activities to jurisdictions with less rigorous enforcement or differing copyright regimes. However, this does not mean that there can be no middle ground where AI development is encouraged while copyright is respected. On the contrary, what we need are workable mechanisms that simplify the relationship between AI companies and creators.

These datasets offer one approach to moving forward. The opt-out model, according to which content can be used unless the copyright owner explicitly opts out, is another. The third way would be facilitating deal-making between publishers, creators, and AI companies through technological solutions, such as online platforms.

Ultimately, any solution must operate within the bounds of applicable copyright and data protection laws. At Oxylabs, we believe AI innovation must be pursued responsibly, and our goal is to contribute to lawful, practical frameworks that respect creators while enabling progress.

What were the biggest hurdles your team had to overcome to make consent-based datasets viable?

The path for us was opened by YouTube, enabling content creators to easily and conveniently license their work for AI training. After that, our work was mostly technical, involving gathering data, cleaning and structuring it to prepare the datasets, and building the entire technical setup for companies to access the data they needed. But this is something that we’ve been doing for years, in one way or another. Of course, each case presents its own set of challenges, especially when you’re dealing with something as huge and complex as multimodal data. But we had both the knowledge and the technical capacity to do this. Given this, once YouTube authors got the chance to give consent, the rest was only a matter of putting our time and resources into it.

Beyond YouTube content, do you envision a future where other major content types—such as music, writing, or digital art—can also be systematically licensed for use as training data?

For a while now, we have been pointing out the need for a systematic approach to consent-giving and content-licensing in order to enable AI innovation while balancing it with creator rights. Only when there is a convenient and cooperative way for both sides to achieve their goals will there be mutual benefit.

This is just the beginning. We believe that providing datasets like ours across a range of industries can provide a solution that finally brings the copyright debate to an amicable close.

Does the importance of offerings like Oxylabs’ ethical datasets vary depending on different AI governance approaches in the EU, the UK, and other jurisdictions?

On the one hand, the availability of explicit-consent-based datasets levels the field for AI companies based in jurisdictions where governments lean toward stricter regulation. The primary concern of these companies is that, rather than supporting creators, strict rules for obtaining consent will only give an unfair advantage to AI developers in other jurisdictions. The problem is not that these companies don’t care about consent but rather that without a convenient way to obtain it, they are doomed to lag behind.

On the other hand, we believe that if granting consent and accessing data licensed for AI training is simplified, there is no reason why this approach should not become the preferred way globally. Our datasets built on licensed YouTube content are a step toward this simplification.

With growing public distrust toward how AI is trained, how do you think transparency and consent can become competitive advantages for tech companies?

Although transparency is often seen as a hindrance to competitive edge, it’s also our greatest weapon to fight mistrust. The more transparency AI companies can provide, the more evidence there is for ethical and beneficial AI training, thereby rebuilding trust in the AI industry. And in turn, creators seeing that they and the society can get value from AI innovation will have more reason to give consent in the future.

Oxylabs is often associated with data scraping and web intelligence. How does this new ethical initiative fit into the broader vision of the company?

The release of ethically sourced YouTube datasets continues our mission at Oxylabs to establish and promote ethical industry practices. As part of this, we co-founded the Ethical Web Data Collection Initiative (EWDCI) and introduced an industry-first transparent tier framework for proxy sourcing. We also launched Project 4β as part of our mission to enable researchers and academics to maximise their research impact and enhance the understanding of critical public web data.

Looking ahead, do you think governments should mandate consent-by-default for training data, or should it remain a voluntary industry-led initiative?

In a free market economy, it is generally best to let the market correct itself. By allowing innovation to develop in response to market needs, we continually reinvent and renew our prosperity. Heavy-handed legislation is never a good first choice and should only be resorted to when all other avenues to ensure justice while allowing innovation have been exhausted.

It doesn’t look like we have already reached that point in AI training. YouTube’s licensing options for creators and our datasets demonstrate that this ecosystem is actively seeking ways to adapt to new realities. Thus, while clear regulation is, of course, needed to ensure that everyone acts within their rights, governments might want to tread lightly. Rather than requiring expressed consent in every case, they might want to examine the ways industries can develop mechanisms for resolving the current tensions and take their cues from that when legislating to encourage innovation rather than hinder it.

What advice would you offer to startups and AI developers who want to prioritise ethical data use without stalling innovation?

One way startups can help facilitate ethical data use is by developing technological solutions that simplify the process of obtaining consent and deriving value for creators. As options to acquire transparently sourced data emerge, AI companies need not compromise on speed; therefore, I advise them to keep their eyes open for such offerings.

 Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit Oxylabs.

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Take advantage of the plethora of online resources available to advance your Python skills further. Enroll in advanced Python courses offered by platforms like Coursera, edX, and Udemy to gain in-depth knowledge of specific topics. Additionally, explore tutorials on YouTube channels such as Corey Schafer and Tech with Tim for valuable insights and practical guidance.

Engaging with the Python Community

Active participation in the Python community can accelerate your learning journey. Join discussions on forums like Stack Overflow and Reddit’s r/learnpython and r/Python to seek help, share knowledge, and network with fellow developers. Attend local meetups, workshops, and Python conferences to connect with industry professionals and stay updated on the latest trends and best practices.

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Enriching Learning with Python Books

Python books offer a wealth of knowledge and insights into advanced topics. Dive into titles like “Fluent Python” by Luciano Ramalho, “Effective Python” by Brett Slatkin, and “Python Cookbook” by David Beazley and Brian K. Jones to deepen your understanding and refine your skills.

Enhancing Problem-Solving Abilities

Strengthen your problem-solving skills by tackling coding challenges on platforms like LeetCode, HackerRank, and Project Euler. These platforms offer a diverse range of problems that will challenge your algorithmic thinking and hone your coding proficiency.

Exploring Related Technologies

Expand your horizons by exploring technologies that complement Python. Delve into web development with frameworks like Django and Flask, explore data science with libraries like Pandas, NumPy, and Scikit-Learn, and familiarize yourself with DevOps tools such as Docker and Kubernetes.

Keeping Abreast of Updates

Python is a dynamic language that evolves continuously. Stay updated with the latest developments by following Python Enhancement Proposals (PEPs), subscribing to Python-related blogs and newsletters, and actively participating in online communities. Keeping abreast of updates ensures that your skills remain relevant and up-to-date in the ever-evolving landscape of Python development.