Ian Corzine presents Cody Wanner explaining “How to
Vlog in Public Without Breaking the Rules”.
Ian says that you can film inside a business until an
employee or manager or owner there tells you not to. In practice most retail
businesses (especially now) won’t allow customers filming employees doing their
work. That would be especially true of retail or restaurant franchises.
Bars vary on people filming their friends inside
bars. Most of them don’t have explicit
rules. But after 2010 or so, I noticed
that people got more sensitive about being filmed by others dancing in bars,
probably because of tagging in social media.
I’ve talked about this on the GLBT blog. (in an extreme case, a circuit party in NYC
maybe 8 years ago required patrons to turn in their phones at the door.)
It’s clear in this video that the focus is on video
blogging, not on “Blogtyrant” text blogging.
Video started to become a much bigger part of the picture around
2013.
The tone of the piece seemed to suggest that vanity or gratuitous content is OK, but that is something I have become increasingly concerned about since late 2017.
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