A public podcast is like a webpage: no rights change hands
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in full legal terminology that you, as a, if you publish a podcast publicly on the internet, that it's just like a webpage and you, there are no rights that are exchanged in this
Episode 233: Daniel J Lewis in a Can (episode page, opens in a new tab) 01:00:37 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
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After a podcaster demanded Apple remove a podcast app for 'distributing' their public show, Dave asks whether hosts, Apple and the community could write one plain, legally worded page. It would explain that publishing a podcast publicly on the internet is like publishing a webpage, that no rights are exchanged, and that if you don't want an app to carry your show you use the block tag. People could simply be pointed to it instead of getting bespoke emails.
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Episode 233: Daniel J Lewis in a Can (episode page, opens in a new tab) 01:07:24 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
I just like, I know people aren't necessarily going to read this stuff, but at least it would take the burden off trying to
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