Dynamo Dresden warns vloggers against recording in stadium without permission

Published Aug 12, 05:26 PM UTC

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German 2. Bundesliga club Dynamo Dresden has issued a public reminder to vloggers and content creators that recording matchday experiences at Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion for public distribution is prohibited without express prior permission. The club, newly promoted to the second division, stated the policy aims to protect the media rights of its TV partners and the club itself, noting that monetized content benefits creators while the club receives nothing. The club also urged fans in the ultras' K-block to use recording equipment 'sensitively and responsibly.' Dynamo Dresden joins Hansa Rostock, a 3. Liga club, which issued a similar ban in December, citing a significant increase in vlogging. The club emphasized that mutual respect and consideration are essential for a positive stadium atmosphere.

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Soccer - The AthleticWestern

Original headline: German soccer club warns vloggers over recording in stadiums, asks for 'mutual respect'

Original language: EN

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