Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Podcasting Music - The legal implications
I've been looking into the legal ramifications of podcasting, and I came across some interesting material. Follow the link above to the article which includes the below:
"Radio stations and content providers are taking notice of podcasting and making their own content available on the Internet. Within the last few months, NPR, BBC and a number of local radio stations have started to package their on-air programming into podcasts. Traditional broadcasters and programmers are beginning to realize that providing "a podcast a day" can draw listeners to their websites and introduce listeners to new music. Copyright law basics."
Read on, as I did, for interesting insights. I'll be writing more on this over the coming days and weeks, as it's something that really impacts podcasters -- but a lot of us don't realize it.
Maybe I'll put together a legal guide for podcasters (all proofed and approved by a real lawyer, of course).
Stay tuned...
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"Radio stations and content providers are taking notice of podcasting and making their own content available on the Internet. Within the last few months, NPR, BBC and a number of local radio stations have started to package their on-air programming into podcasts. Traditional broadcasters and programmers are beginning to realize that providing "a podcast a day" can draw listeners to their websites and introduce listeners to new music. Copyright law basics."
Read on, as I did, for interesting insights. I'll be writing more on this over the coming days and weeks, as it's something that really impacts podcasters -- but a lot of us don't realize it.
Maybe I'll put together a legal guide for podcasters (all proofed and approved by a real lawyer, of course).
Stay tuned...