+6Can I legally embed things like ted talks or educational videos by universities in some wellness courses on yoga, diet and exercise? We charge our customers for access to our docebo.
We don't sell the wellness courses, they are free to anyone who has access to the platform.
Best answer by dklinger
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+6That’s what I figured.
I got specific permission from Docebo and Articulate for embeds, copypasta and republishing in any form.
Does anyone know if I can fair use repost tutorials by adobe about Adobe Captivate? Some of my users will be using this. I presume Adobe allows republishing of their tutorials the same as Docebo and Articulate.
+11When in doubt
+6In addition to being EVP learning my boss is also corporate counsel 🤣
+6I presume putting a hyperlink to a YouTube video’s page is legal, yes? Especially if I include commentary like “some of our favorite 5 minute meditation videos”?
+6Similarly, aside from curating links to YouTube pages as above, I assume externally linking (new window hyperlink) to a YouTube search on something like “5 minute meditation” or “5 minute morning yoga” is also legit?
I would think both scenarios fall under “editorializing” fair use if nothing else.
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