Seems all it takes these days to video-publish is an idea, a Flipcam, editing software and the right theme song. Before you upload, remember that publishing a video with copyrighted music requires a license for the song.
Beginning June 29, 2010, music licensing company Rumblefish will allow users to buy a license to a copyrighted song for $1.99. However, this new service, Friendly Music, can be used only for noncommercial purposes — any commercial use requires a different license.
Taking a minute out to check the rights on your video soundtracks is a good idea.
Disabled Lay Their Bodies Down
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The disabled laid their bodies down today. They laid them down in front of
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What's this, service providers answering a consumer need? What a novel idea!
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