Copyright protects

If you make jsut a little internet video and make no money of of it it's
ok you dont gotta pay the artist.. if u make a dvd like defect u need
there permission..

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Actually I read from one copyright site that even if it´s free and via
internet you "must" pay for it.
And that reminded me that are these laws same globally or has every
country it´s unique copyright laws?

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Yeah, downloading a video with a copyright soundtrack is no different
from just downloading that song for free, which as we all know is
illegal. It's just that genreally people believe that the artist will
never find out, or won't care even if they do, which is probably true
in most cases.

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maxisback said:

If you make jsut a little internet video and make no money of of it it's
ok you dont gotta pay the artist..

You have to have permission from the copyright holder.

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But how big is the chance that they get on that in a unicycle movie
there is a C-right track..but yeah need permission to go safe

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Well if it weren't for piracy, a lot of work would not be as widely
known. Music, movies, and games are reaaaally expensive... I support
stuff I really like by buying a legit copy now and then, but I would be
broke if I bought everything I wanted. Also you have no way of knowing
if you're going to like it, especially since a lot of albums have one
or two good songs, and the rest is filler.

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kington99 said:

just downloading that song for free, which as we all know is illegal

Except for those who know how to use the 'CreativeCommons Licening'
(http://creativecommons.org/) or 'podsave music network'
(http://music.podshow.com/).

But for those who regret having downloading illegal MP3's there was
'sendthemback.org' (http://tinyurl.com/7k2pt) in the past, but it seems
to be gone.

Gilby said:

You have to have permission from the copyright holder.

Unless s/he is dead for over 70 years. Or if the music is played for
less than 30 sec.

But music of over 70 years old, that fits with modern unicycling...
...Google will be flabbercasted for over 30 sec.

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oh, alright sorry for giving a false answer.

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Gilby said:

You have to have permission from the copyright holder.

So just ask permission to use it and it´s there? The paying part isn´t
required, if the holder gives permission?

leo said:

But music of over 70 years old, that fits with modern unicycling...
...Google will be flabbercasted for over 30 sec.

Maybe Mozart or Beethoven would fit just fine with unicycling? 😉

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If the copyright holder gives you permission to use the track for
nothing, then you won't have to pay anything. Since the music is thier
intellectual property, they could ask you to pay for the privelege of
using it.

At the moment it seems that music companies who hold these copyrights
don't mind them being used in 'amateur' videos of this kind, in the
same way they don't mind a group of friends with a stereo system
sitting in the park and listening to music. This is also illegal
because it takes place in a public area, but again there's been nothing
said or done about it. It doesn't mean they won't crack down on it in
future though, and when that happens there's always 'garageband'
(www.garageband.com).

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There are some popular samples where the musician gave permission for
free and the people start streaming and than they and the Artist become
a problem. If an Artist signs a copyright protection Contract he had no
longer the right to do with his songs what he like 🙁
Copyright company is now the Boss.
At least there a re no clear Worldwide Rules and it will be not easy
for an Artist to fight against it over several Continents. Thats what
actually protecting the most Video Clips like we do 🙂

Each Country have different philosophies of payment and legalizing and
this makes a lot of confusion cause the Internet is not local, it's
world wide.

How ever, it could be an advantage for new musicians to promote
themselves in the Internet.

At least it is different in every Country of the world and so there
will be never one solution for all of us.
Last but not least unicycle.tv is one experiment to check out also this
problems and whats happened if we do as we do 🙂

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After calling the finnish copyrigt company, teosto ry, I found out how
expencive it is to use copyright protected music in videos. They said
that if I use music that they own on my homepage I'd need to pay them
100€/month. And if I'd put it on video I'd need to pay 1,41€/sec
more.:eek: That's insane!
I think that I just have to find a nice underground band if I don't
want to brake law...
But this is just in Finland. I dont know about another countries.

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juusor said:

I'd need to pay them 100€/month. And if I'd put it on video I'd need to
pay 1,41€/sec more.:eek: That's insane!

No, part that the atist will receive of this amount is.

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Yeah, finding "own" bands sounds reasonable compared to payments.

...100€..... come on. Have to say that amount sounds ridicolous to me

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seems like to be as expensive as in Germany 🙁
To pick up free sources is the best solution at all, even if you have
to pay maybe 50 or 100 € once for your live.
I didn't start talk about that stuff for boaring you, it is a bad
SItuation in so many country's and most people couldn't imagin how
insane thea are 🙂

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