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  1. 28th Jul 2011 03:35 #1
    ilannod
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    (sorry if im placing the post in wrong column, but i really have no idea where this should put! )

    My question is I have a small personal video work, and it is going to be feature by a magazine
    But I am using a audio track from BBC News as background music, hence, for the publishing purpose,
    do I need to get the right from BBC, ....however, is it really possible to get the right from them.

    Please give me some suggestion, also the track last for about 3 mins,
    Thanks so much in advance for any suggestion!
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    of course you do. anytime you use someone else's work in a for profit situation you have to get their permission, most likely by paying them for it. even if it were not for profit, 3 minutes is over the limit for free use.


    and this is definitely not news and needs to be moved by a mod.
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