This is very much the understanding with which we begin our discussions with
visiting lecturers whom I audio- and videotape.
paul bernhardt
multimedia producer
division of epidemiology and community health
school of public health
university of minnesota
1300 south second street, suite 300
minneapolis, mn 55454
612 624-8028
bernhardt[_at_]epi.umn.edu
bernh003[_at_]umn.edu
On 4/14/05 4:32 PM, "Renee Anthuis" <> wrote:
> I would think that if the lecturer signs a release to the college,
> allowing them to repurpose the presentation into video and agrees to the
> intended use (current and futuristically speaking) by the college,
> there's no infringement. In saying this, however, it would seem that
> if the lecturer is not only presenting verbally, but also giving a
> powerpoint presentation and that, too, is videotaped, any consent the
> lecturer gives would not cover any third party material contained within
> the powerpoint presentation unless the lecturer has obtained the
> appropriate permission to transfer those rights.
>
> Renee L. Anthuis
> Manager, Intellectual Property
> AAFP
> 11400 Tomahawk Creek Parkway
> Leawood, KS 66211-2672
> 913-906-6093, fax
> ranthuis[_at_]aafp.org
>
>
>
>>>> shenders[_at_]wellesley.edu 04/14 2:30 PM >>>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a question that I hope that you can help me with. If this
> isn't
> the proper forum for this question, I apologize in advance.
>
> If someone comes to our college to give a lecture, and the college
> videotapes it, who holds the copyright? Assume that the lecturer did
> not
> request that the lecture be videotaped, but had no objection to the
> college doing so. I'm wondering if the fact that the college affixed
> the
> lecture, rather than the lecturer, has any effect on copyright.
>
> Thanks for any advice you can give me.
>
> Graham
>
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>
>
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