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The BBC’s fundamental misunderstanding of copyright

76 点作者 iSimone将近 14 年前

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wpietri将近 14 年前
If you find some publisher boosting your content, invoice them!<p>Early this year Computerworld took an image off my website to illustrate an article. I sent them a polite note saying that my single-use fee for the image was $250. It took me a little while to find the right person, but they eventually apologized for the error and sent me a check. It was a pleasant moral victory.<p>For the curious, their article:<p><a href="https://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9203159/Cubicle_wars_Best_and_worst_office_setups_for_tech_workers" rel="nofollow">https://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9203159/Cubicle_wars...</a><p>And mine:<p><a href="http://www.scissor.com/resources/teamroom/" rel="nofollow">http://www.scissor.com/resources/teamroom/</a>
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pessimizer将近 14 年前
last comment on page:<p>Chris Hamilton - BBC News Social Media Editor says: August 13, 2011 at 3:37 pm<p>We’re checking out the complaint response quoted above but, on the face of it, it’s wrong and isn’t the position of BBC News.<p>In fact, we make every effort to contact people, as copyright holders, who’ve taken photos we want to use in our coverage.<p>In exceptional situations, ie a major news story, where there is a strong public interest in making a photo available to a wide audience, we may seek clearance after we’ve first used it.<p>We want to do right by potential contributors and our audience – it’s not in our interests to annoy them – and this is a good opportunity to remind ourselves of that.
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wpietri将近 14 年前
Awesome. Since the BBC is also "available to most people who have a computer," surely they would agree that "any content on it is not subject to the same copyright laws as it is already in the public domain".<p>Pardon me while I write a script to upload all their photos to a stock image site. Royalties, here I come!
jwdunne将近 14 年前
In the instances I've seen the BBC use Twitter/YouTube media, I would say it'd fall under fair use.<p>That's fine but the thing that's most concerning about the post is the complete nonsense inside the auto-generated reply. If there was any official dispute on the BBC's usage of media from the social networks, I doubt this will help them.