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Given that advice, we will go ahead and make a copy. If there is an objection, we will take it down. Give us a little time, but asap. mike On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 3:48 PM, Wagner Luiz Schmit <wagner.schmit@gmail.com>wrote: > Thanks for the clarification Andy, > > I like that video very much, and it is easily accessible on Youtube, > but only in Portuguese and with a very very bad quality. I showed it > in my classes at Brazil to discuss development and education, the > students always got shocked that a blind person can be a Psychologist > and have a fruitful life. But now I am in Japan and looked everywhere > to an English copy, even with BBC, and no chance. > > Indeed most BBC documentaries are available online, but this is not. > > Wagner > > On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 7:36 AM, Andy Blunden <ablunden@mira.net> wrote: > > Who owns the VHS tape is not material to your right to digitise it and > > publish it on vimeo.com. > > I understand that Butterflies of Zagorsk was produced by Michael Dean for > > the BBC in 1990. > > So it will be Michael Dean and/or the BBC who owns the rights. Although > BBC > > is a public organisation, I understand that it is a statutory authority > > rather than an arm of government so it does exercise ownership over its > > products. > > So *technically* you do not have the right to publish it on vimeo.com. > But > > in reality, if Dean or the BBC were to object, then it you could take it > > down and that would be the end of the matter. It is only *persisting* in > > publishing copyrighted material contrary to legal requests to desist > which > > opens you to legal threat, not the publishing as such, as I understand > it. > > > > Andy > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > *Andy Blunden* > > http://home.mira.net/~andy/ > > > > > > > > mike cole wrote: > >> > >> I have a copy of this video in vhs format which can be digitized. But it > >> belongs to someone. Do I have to right to post it on vimeo? > >> mike > >> > > > > > Status: O