Seattle, WA asked in Copyright for Washington

Q: If I use public video which then gets watermarked, can I still use my video with all rights?

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Will Blackton
Will Blackton
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  • Intellectual Property Lawyer
  • Raleigh, NC

A: Your question is unintelligible, you'll need to clarify some things before anyone can help you.

Did you make this video? What do you mean by public video? What right, specifically, are you referring to?

The more information you give, the more accurate an answer you can get.

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