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Absent another side agreement, I don't think Disney has more or less rights to content posted on Twitter by other users than any other user. Thus, if they inte
by pnw_hazor 6y ago
Absent another side agreement, I don't think Disney has more or less rights to content posted on Twitter by other users than any other user.
Thus, if they intend to launch a multi-million dollar commercial project using content posted to Twitter, they need to do some work to clear the rights.
The Twitter TOS allows Twitter to do stuff with user posted content. It doesn't allow Disney have unlimited rights to do stuff with content posted at @DisneyPlus by other Twitter users.
Absent licensing the content directly from Twitter, they could have asked for the rights for the few tweets they end up deciding to use. Thinking outloud -- I guess that wouldn't work if they wanted live stream tweets...
edit: fixed - somehow my third para said the opposite of what I meant