Overrun by influencers, historic sites are banning TikTok creators in Nepal

Re:Overrun by influencers, historic sites are banning TikTok... by 0x0000000 on Friday August 12, 2022 @09:00AM (#32437874)

No longer common since the ubiquity of mobile phones. You usually still can't bring any cameras with interchangeable lenses (e.g. a DSLR), or a high quality audio recorder°, but IME the only shows that do anything to prevent all recording are stand-up comedy acts.

° jam bands still tend to allow these

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Re:Overrun by influencers, historic sites are banning TikTok... by volkl48 on Friday August 12, 2022 @04:24PM (#32443444)

I tape (audio) fairly openly at a lot of shows, most venues (or at least those who work for the venues) don't appear to care these days as long as it's not taking up space/getting in the way.

And a lot of artists are also pretty tolerant at this point of it. For example, The guy who runs the excellent (unofficial) live archive for NIN, got an invite to meet the band rather than a cease & desist.

(Edited for wording).

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