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Originally posted by charly
Good post Aaron.
How do you propose proving the girl agreed to the shoot, for the content to be sold on the Internet, the date of the shoot, and listing her nick names and aliases?
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Let's break this down....
"How do you propose proving the girl agreed to the shoot, for the content to be sold on the Internet"
That's why you would have to be a fool to not get a signed release if you are a content provider.
"the date of the shoot, and listing her nick names and aliases?"
Dates of production, and all required names/other info can be included on a seperate 2257 form that complies with the current laws. This same form can have a "general release" that also directs back to the main release form. The general release should include enough info to allow our clients to rest at ease while the full release covers my ass to the furthest extent possible.
The new regulations allow for things to be digital. I like that and I am sitting on a custom solution that I will be sharing with you shortly.
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Will you be giving out models IDs with the contact details on to your clients for them to give to their affiliates?
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I already answered that question.
On a similar note. IMHO, any affiliate program would be making a rather large mistake and taking on an even larger legal risk by continuing to provide content to their affiliates once these new regs go into effect.
The new regs will require them to list all URL's that their content is on and the only way to do this is to use 100% hosted galleries and hope that if an affiliate steals the content and builds their own that the Government does not come after the anybody for that.