For all you content creators out there giving Blab a test drive, please take notice.

For all you content creators out there giving Blab a test drive, please take notice.

Originally shared by David Kutcher

Blab owns your content

Let's talk about Blab, since it seems it's all the rage among the marketing digerati.

Blab owns your content.

Really. Go to the bottom of the FAQ (linked here). The second to last section reads:

Who owns the content?
You can use the content however you please, but Blab owns the content.

So if you're one of those people making videos on Blab, then downloading them and uploading them elsewhere (like YouTube), you're in violation. Blab could serve a DMCA takedown notice to YouTube and have all of them removed. If you're downloading the videos and hosting them on your website, Blab can serve a DMCA to your hosting company to have them removed (or your site removed as some hosts are trigger-happy).

You don't own the content that you're creating. They do.
https://medium.com/blab-blog/blab-faq-851d23e3bdfb

Comments

James Karaganis said…
Will Facebook become one giant ad?

Too late.
Jason Bayton said…
Looks like they changed it..
Jason ON said…
Yeah, I was just coming back to delete this post since they changed it just a bit ago.

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