No, what I meant is, is that broadcasting copyrighted material on TV
doesn't turn it into public domain footage :-)
A lot of people think that. But people are too easy with finding
excuses for violating copyrights anyway.
Rieni
At 3-9-2013 00:56, Edward Martin wrote:
>
>
>"Also, if something has been broadcasted on TV, it doesn't
>automatically mean that it's "public domain footage"."
>
>Probably just the opposite, in fact.
>
>Assume it's copyrighted legally and ask permission.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Edward
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