As it stated in techcrunch
NFL teams will now be fined for posting videos and GIFs during games
NFL teams will now be fined for posting videos and GIFs during games
The NFL just announced a new social media policy that is about as anti-fan friendly as it gets.According to league memos obtained by ESPN, the league's social media policy (which takes effect tomorrow) effectively bans all video-based social media during games.First, it restricts them from going live on apps like Facebook Live or Periscope during or after the game.
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by the same token on thenextweb
NFL bans teams from sharing GIFs and videos during games
NFL bans teams from sharing GIFs and videos during games
The GIF police strike again: The NFL is banning teams from sharing the animated images on social media.ESPN obtained a set of memos outlining a new league social media policy that goes into effect tomorrow.A new era of tech events has begun We're back in New York this November for the 4th edition of our growth-focused technology event.
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coupled with dailydot
New NFL Policy Bans GIFs and Video From NFL Team Twitter and Facebook Accounts
New NFL Policy Bans GIFs and Video From NFL Team Twitter and Facebook Accounts
The NFL is notoriously strict about how its content is distributed among fans, but the league's crackdown on video sharing has hit an all-time low with a new policy that puts official NFL social media accounts in the crosshairs.Starting this week, official NFL team Twitter and Facebook accounts will be banned from sharing their own video clips of action within NFL stadiums.The ban extends to television highlights and even GIFs made out of television highlights or footage, which means it covers virtually everything.
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