Well, I'm thinking, if there were any limitations to filming, the
securityguards would've said something. Right? If they weren't doing their
job and I got away with photos and video, then too bad - but I think
everyone would've just stopped listening to Steorn if they had gone and
forbidden any video + photos - it'd be equivalent to them throwing
themselves in front of a speeding train.

Anyway, my (completely random) Vimeo account is currently being uploaded to,
and here's the first video
http://vimeo.com/8358720
http://vimeo.com/8356820  <- this one is processing, I'm not sure how long
it will take, but it's the longest of the lot, about 3 and a half minutes,
in which a member of the Steorn 300 (or something, some of you know the more
accurate name) is asking about whether the Orbo technology could be
upscaled, and mr. Tachoman responds.

ok, the 2nd link is now on. check it out.



On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Terry Blanton <[email protected]> wrote:

> If there were no disclaimers at the Waterways forbidding filming,
> then, by US law, I believe you may do as you please with your
> information.  I doubt British law is any different.
>
> Your still images are a hit on the Village of the Banned forum.  Very good!
>
> Terry
>
> On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 4:58 PM, Esa Ruoho <[email protected]> wrote:
> > hi, i've finally gotten around to going through the 4 videos that were
> > recorded on 22nd.  3 of them feature tachoman doing measurements  and
> one
> > of those 3  have him answering questions from someone from the steorn
> 300.
> > i'm uploading them  (for private access right now) to Vimeo, but would
> like
> > to pose this question:
> >
> > is it okay for me to film a  Steorn employee, at a Steorn waterways
> > demonstration, answering questions from other people, and to just post it
> on
> > Vimeo, without even knowing what his name is? will i get into trouble?
> and
> > if the general consensus is "yes, thats a no-no", could we maybe agree
> not
> > to string me up for posting the 4 urls  on here, take them for what they
> > are, and uhh  try and not alert Steorn officials to anything?
> >
> > ?? dunno.. let me know, please.  i dont really know where "copyright" or
> any
> > of the other  stuff works when it comes to any of this? like, whats the
> > general stand on this? is filming him open-season cos he works at Steorn
> and
> > just happened to be in front of the Orbo i was trying to film, or?
> >
> >
>
>

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