Il conservatore Robert Jenrick accusato di aver violato le regole di Westminster per un falso video di clown
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/tory-robert-jenrick-accused-breaching-36215548.amp
di TheAnonymouse999
Il conservatore Robert Jenrick accusato di aver violato le regole di Westminster per un falso video di clown
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/tory-robert-jenrick-accused-breaching-36215548.amp
di TheAnonymouse999
4 commenti
Why does he need a fake clown video, when he is a real clown?
It 100% breaks the rules about the use of footage of parliament.
watch how they will hold themselves to the same level they expect from the government.
This is clearly fair use/dealing, as satire. The licence terms are only applicable if you want to keep a licence.
It’s something which annoys satirists who work for the BBC/ITV/etc, and puts them at a disadvantage compared to an average YouTuber. Broadcasters *need* to licence the content, for things which aren’t fair use like showing what actually happened. As soon as you stray outside it, you risk losing the licence.
So if you’re producing content for a channel which doesn’t need an actual licence (basically one which doesn’t have news) the only way you can legitimately use the content is fair use exceptions, satire, criticism etc. But you can’t do both.