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Vote No on Amendment 1 —LAKE WALB Ad


John S. Quarterman for Lowndes Area Knowledge Exchange

The

WCTV news report

didn’t mention something else LAKE has done about
the Tim Golden use of a LAKE video without the required attribution:
LAKE paid for

a TV ad
on the same WALB market as Golden’s ad.
That

LAKE ad

is still playing today: watch the news and football on WALB
in Valdosta and Hahira.

Bikram Mohanty is a man of integrity running for Georgia state Senate.


Creative Commons Attribution license

The incumbent Tim Golden’s attack ad misuses a video I took
of Bikram Mohanty, without the credit its YouTube license requires.

Tim Golden voted to put on the ballot an amendment that could siphon off
your local tax dollars for charter schools,
even if your school board doesn’t want them.

Vote for integrity;
vote for Bikram Mohanty for Georgia state Senate,

Vote No on Amendment 1 on Nov. 6th

and vote No for Amendment 1.

This WALB ad, like

the WCTV news interview
,
is another rare instance of the LAKE politburo deciding LAKE would
go on record as an organization, so I was speaking for LAKE.

TL;DR: If you want to use LAKE materials, cite the source.

-jsq

Tim Golden campaign admits using LAKE video without attribution —WCTV


Greg Gullberg WCTV

WCTV got Tim Golden’s campaign on record admitting it used a LAKE video
without attribution.
Golden’s spokesperson claimed (erroneously) that they didn’t need to
cite the source.
As you can see below, that’s not what the license says.

Greg Gullberg wrote for WCTV last night,

Valdosta Man Takes Legal Action Against GA Senator Over Use Of Video
,


John Quarterman, Lowndes Videographer

A videographer in Valdosta is taking legal action against Georgia
District 8 State Senator Tim Golden.

John Quarterman says video he shot was used in an “Attack Ad”
against Senate candidate Bikram Mohanty without his permission.

“A video posted on Youtube that clearly says that attribution is
required. And there’s no attribution, no sources sighted, and he
didn’t ask permission. That’s mis-use of our material,” Quarterman
said.

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