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[Lyman Green <lymang AT gmail.com>]

Carol, 
Thanks for the suggestion.  Unfortunately, Vimeo's Legal Terms of Service includes text that is almost identical to Youtube and Facebook.

"By submitting your Submission to VIMEO, you hereby grant VIMEO and its
affiliates, successors and assigns a worldwide, perpetual,
non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free, sub-licensable (through
multiple tiers) and transferable license (with a right to create
derivative works) to use, copy, transmit or otherwise distribute,
perform, modify, incorporate into other works, publicly perform and
display your Submission or any portion thereof, in or through any
medium, whether now known or hereafter created. VIMEO shall be entitled
to unrestricted use of any Submission for any purpose whatsoever,
commercial or otherwise, without compensation to the submitter. You
also grant each user of the VIMEO Site and Services a non-exclusive
license to access your Submission through the VIMEO Site or any other
access point authorized by VIMEO, and to use, copy, transmit or
otherwise distribute, perform, publicly perform, create derivative
works of, and display your Submission to the extent expressly
authorized by VIMEO on the VIMEO Site and/or in this TOS."


That just doesn't work for me.

Lyman

On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Carol Thomson <cthomson AT firestreammedia.com> wrote:

Vimeo is great but I do not think they use Creative Commons.

http://www.vimeo.com

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Carol Thomson
FireStream Media, LLC
919.683.1100

Lyman Green wrote:
> I took some videos of Robyn Hitchcock and the Venus Three at Cat's
> Cradle last week.  I wanted to put them up somewhere on the internet,
> but after reading the terms/policies about user content on Youtube and
> also on Facebook I decided against uploading the videos to that site.
> I am not looking to give these videos to a commercial service that can
> do with them as they see fit in perpetuity.  I am not looking to make
> any money, and I object to the idea that Facebook or Youtube can make
> money off them.  They are unfortunately too big for Flickr, both in
> length and size, or I'd put them there.  I would love to have a place
> to share them for fans etc. but I would prefer to have a place to put
> them up on the internet under a Creative Commons license (a la
> Flickr).  Does anyone have any good suggestions?  It strikes me that
> someone here must know a good place!
>
> I got good video of "Saturday Groovers" and "I'm Falling" with my
> Canon Powershot G9.  They are surprisingly good IMO for the lighting
> and sound levels, and I'd really like to share them.
>
> Lyman Green

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