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Yikes. You could see them eventually either monetizing this content through advertising... or a SaaS subscription for all the people who couldn't attend a part
by mrnobody_67 9y ago
Yikes.
You could see them eventually either monetizing this content through advertising... or a SaaS subscription for all the people who couldn't attend a particular event.
Can also imagine that this might make the speakers/presenters less free-er to express themselves, knowing their content will be re-corded in perpetuity and can be used or mis-interperpeted against them at any point in the future.
- fencepost 9y agoIt's not that it can be used against them. It can be sold by Eventbrite as a conference recording with no compensation back to the conference or speakers. Basically this is a clause that "Nobody who makes a living selling their words, music, etc. should ever agree to participate in any event organized using Eventbrite."