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Session led by Susan Kantrowitz, Jay Fialkov, [http://www.wgbh.org WGBH], and Mark Morril, [http://www.viacom.com Viacom] | |||
Subjects on the table: friction of distribution; costs of getting clearance wrong | Subjects on the table: friction of distribution; costs of getting clearance wrong | ||
* For WGBH, a huge problem, limited resources, old records. expectations of distribution vs limited release; archival clearances, cost, burden, | * For WGBH, a huge problem, limited resources, old records. expectations of distribution vs limited release; archival clearances, cost, burden, | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 16 May 2008
Session led by Susan Kantrowitz, Jay Fialkov, WGBH, and Mark Morril, Viacom
Subjects on the table: friction of distribution; costs of getting clearance wrong
- For WGBH, a huge problem, limited resources, old records. expectations of distribution vs limited release; archival clearances, cost, burden,
- Vietnam series, 1981, 100 releases in the file. Gerald Ford to South Vietnam; international distribution.
- WGBH: Huge transactional effort, inefficient. New ways to acquire rights such as voluntary blanket licenses going forward might also help with retrospective clearances.
- Viacom: archive going back to 1947 Paramount, also huge clearance issues. Solution is not to wipe out rights, but to use tech to clear better.
- cleared entire motion picture library for DVD, now gone back to online, download once, etc. We want to be everyplace. That's lots of rights to clear, but its fundamentally our business.
- Assn of Commercial Stock Image Licensors. ACSIL. Look at how people use content rather than how it's delivered. Personal use, home use, rather than tv/phone.