[grc] Community radio shows on other platforms
Spencer Graves
spencer.graves at effectivedefense.org
Mon Aug 3 12:07:37 PDT 2020
Hello, All:
I started volunteering with KKFI over 4 years ago. I once saw Mike
Murphy use a form that was a half page of legalese. I didn't like it.
I lobbied to change the policy to allow the use of the creative commons
attribution share-alike (CC BY-SA) license. KKFI's legal counsel said
he loved the creative commons. KKFI does not have an official policy on
this as far as I know. I use the attached form, which invites the
person to specify either public domain or CC BY-SA (text copied below).
Spencer Graves
TEXT FROM THE ATTACHED WORD DOCUMENT:
I hereby give my permission for this presentation and supporting
material to be released (select one):
into the public domain (CC0), or
under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 (CC BY-SA) license.1
Signature: ________________________________________
Printed Name: ________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________
________________________________________
Date: _____________
Event: _____________
1. Creative Commons (CC) is a collection of licenses that support free
distribution. The “BY-SA” license authorizes redistribution under an
identical ("not more restrictive") license (share alike, SA) of
derivative work with attribution (BY). The official verbiage is
available on the web. Version 4.0 is international. The term “public
domain” does not mean the same in some countries as others; CC0
provides an international standard for what is know in the US as “public
domain”. The complete verbiage is available on the Internet.
On 2020-08-03 13:54, Will Floyd via grc wrote:
> Thanks Tracy and David for the insight.
>
> I'll follow up to say that I am specifically concerned with podcast-safe
> talk programming here. Given the non-commercial nature of our station, I am
> interested in creating a license agreement with our volunteers that would
> preserve their right of ownership but maintain the non-commercial nature of
> the content, in such a way that the station would have some say about it
> being monetized on Youtube or via podcast.
>
> *William Floyd*
> Operations Manager
> 505.428.1491
> KSFR - Santa Fe Public Radio <http://www.ksfr.org/>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 12:46 PM David Devereaux-Weber via grc <
> grc at maillist.peak.org> wrote:
>
>> Will,
>>
>> We/you also need to understand music licensing. The music you play on the
>> radio needs to be licensed for broadcast use, and your station needs to pay
>> several broadcast licensing companies like ASCAP and BMI (to name a few).
>> That licensing is limited to over-the-air broadcast, and may not include
>> posting to YouTube.
>>
>> Further, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) two week limit on
>> music may still apply.
>>
>> Finally, you need to carefully examine the YouTube Terms of Service to make
>> sure that you understand their effect on your content.
>>
>> Dave
>>
>> David Devereaux-Weber
>> President, WORT Board of Directors
>> president at wortfm.org <President at wortfm.org>
>> (608)576-2599
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 1:07 PM Will Floyd via grc <grc at maillist.peak.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm looking for some perspectives on station policies about show
>> ownership
>>> and cross posting to other platforms like youtube or podcast platforms
>> that
>>> allow monetization. I know there are a range of approaches to who owns
>>> radio shows produced by volunteers at community radio stations. At some
>>> stations volunteers own the shows they produce, while at others the
>>> stations there is a joint ownership agreement of sorts under a creative
>>> commons license. Perhaps there are stations out there that own all shows
>>> produced by volunteers.
>>>
>>>
>>> - What is your station's policy on who owns volunteer-produced shows?
>>> - Are volunteers allowed to monetize their back catalog of shows on
>>> platforms like youtube and podcast distributors? Does the station get
>> a
>>> cut?
>>> - Do you allow volunteers to repackage content they have created and
>>> posted as a podcast or youtube video and air it on the your station?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for your input!
>>> Will
>>>
>>> *William Floyd*
>>> Operations Manager
>>> 505.428.1491
>>> KSFR - Santa Fe Public Radio <http://www.ksfr.org/>
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