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Legal Considerations Around Podcast Guesting with The Podcast Lawyer Gordon Firemark
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Have you considered potential legal issues in podcasting around intellectual property? When you do a podcast interview who “owns” that episode and what rights do you have as a guest? No matter which side of the microphone you’re on, these are things you should be aware of in case a situation gets tricky.
Interview Valet founder Tom Schwab talks with the podcast lawyer himself, Gordon Firemark on the legal intricacies of podcasting. They explore the necessity of release forms to secure consent and define content ownership, the implications of copyright law, and the importance of clear permissions for repurposing content. Gordon also addresses regulatory considerations, such as FTC guidelines on endorsements and advertising to keep guests on the right side of the law.
Lastly, Tom and Gordon talk about the most current insights into emerging legal challenges posed by AI and deep fakes, underscoring the need for proactive measures in release agreements to safeguard against potential misuse.
Timestamps From This Episode:
[03:02] Understanding implied consent and the necessity of a written release form for ownership and usage rights.
[10:30] Guest rights on repurposing content and regulation considerations
[16:52] FTC regulations and endorsements
[21:23] AI deep fake concerns and disruptive technologies
[25:25] Voice and performance rights, and the need for caution
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