Every month or so, I attend parties at clubs where many coeds flashes their tits or participate in wet-t shirts contest. Can I post these pics on my sites for commercial purposes without asking permission (i.e. release form) to the people on the pics?
Can I post pics/videos taken at parties on my sites...
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No you can't !! But it is legal to post them here
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I wondered that myself. My girlfriend has flashed at Erotica-LA two years in a row and they don't have her sign shit. Just give her free DVD's and shit for her titty flash.....SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.Comment
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Well, you are also in Canada, so you have slightly different laws.
Technically, its legal. But, there are also considerations when it comes to VISA and billing processors, didnt Ibill say they wouldnt process for party sites unless you complied wth 2257 (even though you dont have to)
consult a lawyer if you are in doubt :-)Comment
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i would imagine if you do not have some type of waiver, that you could get into a world of shit.
if it was your party though, just give everyone a 'ticket' to get in that had some type of generic release printed on the back...so if they use the ticket, they waive thier right to sue!Comment
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Actually, these parties are at clubs open to anyone and these girls expose themselves or participate in contests in front of 200 to 1,000 people and some of them take pictures openly. I don't think there is much privacy there!Originally posted by notjoe
I think it depends on whether there is a reasonable assumption of privacy.
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Basic rule of thumb, if you're in doubt don't do it.
We have done tons of Wet T-shirt contests in the past and we always get releases signed. The last thing you want is a law suite.
Win or Lose it's still gonna cost you some
and in Canada I don't believe we can sue for legal fees.
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but you can send me the picts legally
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Hey Alex...where's the party???Originally posted by Alex from Montreal
Actually, these parties are at clubs open to anyone and these girls expose themselves or participate in contests in front of 200 to 1,000 people and some of them take pictures openly. I don't think there is much privacy there!
You have to let me know next time...I'll be right there taking pictures
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post em here
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before you do, take a look at this:
she's suing for 1 Billion dollars
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alex, do you use icq or aol? i'd like to chat with you.Comment
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Interesting. It state she was a minor when she participated in the contest. The place I go to, you must be at least 18 yrs old to enter the club...I guess it is too risky legally for me to start posting those pictures on my commercial sites.Originally posted by FookMi
LOL. TimBoss post the link to that site you showed me.Comment
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What persons do in a public place, or where the public is invited to be present, is not protected by any right of privacy or expectation of privacy. This is especially true if the person is attracting attention to themselves by nudity or other expression.
Case law and legal opinions support the position that a person who is attracting attention to themselves while in a public place may be photographed. Examples include both surveillance cameras and news shows such as 60 Minutes that use hidden cameras and "surprise attack" interviews. Certainly, the display nudity in public is newsworthy and of public interest.
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