It turns out that Republicans were right: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did violate C-SPAN's copyright by using its televised footage on her blog. Officials for the cable TV network at first said the blog was in violation, then announced it wasn't. They finally decided that it was, but that they're changing their policy to allow non-commercial Internet users to share and post C-SPAN video as long as they attribute it to the public service channel.
March 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
It turns out that Republicans were right: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did violate C-SPAN’s copyright by using its televised footage on her blog promoting Democrats.
Officials for the cable TV network that provides daily gavel-to-gavel coverage of House and Senate proceedings at first said the blog was in violation, then announced it wasn’t. On Wednesday, they said that it was but that they’re changing their policy so that it won’t be in the future.
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