Authors:
Erika Reponen, Pertti Huuskonen, Kristijan Mihalic
"CAMERAS NOT ALLOWED," warns a sign at the door of a Helsinki venue, where we are queuing up for a rock concert. That is a reasonable order, but one that is almost impossible to control. While many of us carry digital cameras, even more people carry mobile phones with integrated cameras. Such phonecams usually double as video cameras, too. Asking thousands of concertgoers to leave their phones at home is unthinkable today, so the concert will inevitably be recorded—albeit with the (currently) low quality that prevents major exploitation of the material. While commercial events are likely to be affected…
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