Would be cool to see the club try to be at the forefront digitally and set up either a live stream or even just put the footage up afterwards. Even if it was just a static camera on a tripod from the balcony it would still be cool to see without much effort (would add value to a “digital membership”)
Would be cool to see the club try to be at the forefront digitally and set up either a live stream or even just put the footage up afterwards. Even if it was just a static camera on a tripod from the balcony it would still be cool to see without much effort (would add value to a "digital membership")
I can't imagine the club would want to provide opposition clubs with vision of the game.
Also, the teams he’s describing are not “probables” versus “possibles”. They arise from a training exercise where they were primarily interested in play at one end of the ground, so one team got the good forwards and the other the good backs.
Would be cool to see the club try to be at the forefront digitally and set up either a live stream or even just put the footage up afterwards. Even if it was just a static camera on a tripod from the balcony it would still be cool to see without much effort (would add value to a "digital membership")
Are you sure that wouldn’t contravene one of the 8722 AFL rules protecting intellectual property and incur a $200,000 fine and the loss of a 1st round draft choice.
Would be cool to see the club try to be at the forefront digitally and set up either a live stream or even just put the footage up afterwards. Even if it was just a static camera on a tripod from the balcony it would still be cool to see without much effort (would add value to a "digital membership")
Are you sure that wouldn’t contravene one of the 8722 AFL rules protecting intellectual property and incur a $200,000 fine and the loss of a 1st round draft choice.
Would be cool to see the club try to be at the forefront digitally and set up either a live stream or even just put the footage up afterwards. Even if it was just a static camera on a tripod from the balcony it would still be cool to see without much effort (would add value to a "digital membership")
Are you sure that wouldn’t contravene one of the 8722 AFL rules protecting intellectual property and incur a $200,000 fine and the loss of a 1st round draft choice.
Don’t want to be done for governance again.
Actually I have asked about this and the clubs can’t cause of the rights paid for by the broadcasting company. Same thing with additional game footage and stuff like that. They can use it internally but once they want to put it on a public forum they get charged a lot, even if it’s their own footage.
EFC have a large pole with a camera to cover both grounds for this. They can’t put up any of it.