[Ohiodig] Digitally Archiving Zoom Meetings

[David Distelhorst]

Hello,

Wondering if anyone has advice regarding or can recommend a resource to
consult. I am exploring copyright and other intellectual property right
issues as they would pertain to digitally archiving meetings recorded with
Zoom specifically and any other related platform generally and archiving
screenshots of such.

I could not determine from Zoom's policies who the copyright owner to the
recorded meeting would be. If it is the entity that produced the meeting I
am good to go as I have permission from that entity to archive it and/or
screenshots of it to my library's digital archive. However, if Zoom,
whose trademarked logo appears in the video can claim any rights to it then
that might be another issue.

Thanks,

David

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