Strictest New Regulations", Can Long Videos Really Laugh?

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Editor's introduction: In recent years, the short video outlet has opened up, and several big companies have joined this outlet in an attempt to fly high. With the rapid development of short videos, everyone can edit them, and the video content presents a phenomenon of blooming flowers. Even so, some videos were arbitrarily constructed and caused a lot of controversy. The author of Bulk SMS Service expresses his own thoughts on the new regulations released by the radio and television, come and have a look!Video clips are not a new word. Especially in recent years, with the rapid development of short and medium video platforms, there is a phenomenon that everyone can edit. However, in the process of this rapid development, there is no shortage of videos being edited indiscriminately, which has led to a lot of controversy.

Recently, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television released the latest "Detailed Rules for the Review of Online Short Video Content (2021)" on its official website. The detailed Bulk SMS Service that "Short videos shall not be cut or adapted without authorization from various audio-visual programs and clips such as movies, TV dramas, and online film and television dramas." Many Bulk SMS Service jokingly called short videos "the strictest new regulations".As soon as the details came out, it immediately rushed to the hot search on Weibo, with a cumulative number of related readings reaching 2.9 times, and related discussions breaking through 21,000.

Interestingly, in the poll organized by Caijing.com for "Will you watch film and television clips on the short video platform?", the number of votes "To be honest, you will only see the original work after watching the clips" reached a maximum of 4,053. I don't know what the long video platforms who have been resisting short video infringement will be when this news comes out.In fact, such a Bulk SMS Service is not the first time. In April of this year, relevant associations jointly issued the "Joint Statement on the Protection of Film and Television Copyright" in conjunction with long video platforms and film and television companies, calling on the majority of short video platforms and public account producers and operators to respect originality and protect copyright.