This document discusses using video clips from websites like YouTube in creative works and the copyright implications. It notes that any original creative work is automatically copyright protected and recommends getting permission or using videos with Creative Commons licenses to allow reuse and remixing. More details on Creative Commons licenses can be found at http://creativecommons.org. YouTube is highlighted as the leading video sharing site due to its ease of use for both publishing and watching videos, with most other sites copying YouTube's sharing methods.

1. Scott Wilder
Using Video Clips from Around the Web
<embed> is your friend

2. You Can’t Drive w/out a License
Any “Created”
work is
automatically
covered under
Copyright
Protection
Thou shall not
steal

3. Get Creative
Creative Commons is
a method of granting
specific rights w/out
contacting the creator
for specific permission
More info at
http://creativecommons.org

5. YouTube has
emerged as the de-
facto standard in video
sharing by being easy
to use for people
looking to publish
videos and people
looking to watch
videos.
Most other video
sharing sites have
copied YouTube’s
sharing methods.

6. DEMO