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Surely a lawyer will find a loophole in no time? It might cause a drop in the number of people intending their footage be for public release, but one might exp
by nmstoker 8y ago
Surely a lawyer will find a loophole in no time?
It might cause a drop in the number of people intending their footage be for public release, but one might expect a rise in those who intend for it to be private and then conveniently change their plan at a later point. But maybe in due course cunning Dr Ezekiel would get wise and require a licence to change intentions...
- bencompanion 8y agoOne possible hole based on interpretation is that the language refers to the "creation of a film meant for public exhibition". You could argue that uploading to Facebook with some restriction on privacy settings is not for 'public' exhibition, even if the group that it is meant for exhibition to is very large. The document shown also doesn't specify that the actual exhibition is a problem. So, if I create a film intended for private exhibition and then later exhibit it publicly, is that okay?