If you post videos on the internet....

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Permalink Reply by leighgriffiths on March 12, 2010 at 5:58pm

youtube has and will always be a HUUUGUEEEEE part of the growth longboarding. most longboarders i know got started after they saw a longboard vid on youtube.
so we should be very grateful for the things it has done for the growth of our sport.

i can see how it may be a concern of production companies like Colabo, OrangeFist and the like, but for the general "uploader" it doesn't really matter.

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Permalink Reply by Myles Borchardt on March 12, 2010 at 6:44pm

also, if you can avoid it, don't post you skating in illegal places, as i have found out....... like on marked roads or ones with a speed limit more then 50km/h etc. It could come back to haunt you...., its a bit obvious i know

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Permalink Reply by Dani on March 12, 2010 at 9:27pm

Yea I was thinking of Jacko actually when I read this because he is selling his DVD through Hopkin and I think a lot of those clips are on Vimeo and You tube. Like you said Leigh people like Colabo and Orangefiist could have dramas later on too.

I remember back when that news story was done on Willunga and some people suggested taking the front that the news station didn't ask for permission to use our videos. I suppose this is our answer, so long as they cleared it with the web site they are fine.

Really just posted this out of interest.

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