Disse regler skal du overholde for at streame majoren
Om en uge går BLASTs major i USA i gang.
Optakten er i fuld gang. Både hos turneringsarrangøren selv, holdene og medierne inklusiv her på Dust2.dk.
Nogle af dem, der ikke så ofte er fokus på, men som sikkert også er i gang med at forberede sig på majoren, er alle dem, der gør noget ud af at re-streame de store turneringer. Og nu har de fået udstukket nogle retningslinjer af BLAST for, hvad de må og ikke må.
Der bliver gjort forskel på de kommercielle og ikke-kommercielle streamere. Det er nok de færreste af vores læsere, der har brug for at kende reglerne for de kommercielle streamere, men hvis man er en af dem, så kan de læses HER.
For alle de andre, der ikke tjener penge på deres hobby, så har vi listet reglerne op herunder.
Kriterierne for at være en ikke-kommerciel streamer er:
Du falder inden for denne kategori, hvis du har en stream/broadcast, der både er gratis at tilgå (dvs. seerne ikke skal betale for at se) og ikke er monetariseret (dvs. gennem sponsorater eller brandpartnerskaber). For at undgå tvivl omfatter dette ikke monetarisering gennem platformreklamer, abonnementer eller donationer i løbet af perioden for Major Finals (03.-22. juni).
Regler for ikke-kommercielle streamere:
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All ‘in-game capture’ of the BLAST.tv Austin Major must be taken from the free-to-access CSTV. This means re-streaming of any official broadcast feed or producing content over an official broadcast feed is strictly prohibited.
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You may not monetise your coverage, or under any circumstances charge others to view any/all BLAST.tv Austin Major content.
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Any inclusion, embedding, contracting of sponsorship and third-party branding on your coverage of the BLAST.tv Austin Major is explicitly forbidden.
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You do not have to self-implement additional delays. A delay of 2 minutes is readily applied to the free-to-access CSTV feed.
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You are not permitted to use professional studio-level broadcasting features in your coverage (i.e. replays, highlights, customised HUDs, including player photos or score bars). Additionally, community coverage may not feature a physical, customised studio space and/or feature multiple analysts and casters.
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It is strictly prohibited to declare, associate with or issue outward messaging falling outside of eSports entertainment (i.e. political, social, economic, environmental, rights activism) during and throughout your BLAST.tv Austin Major coverage.
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If chat/viewer interaction is open and/or enabled, it is required that you moderate this.
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It must be made explicitly clear that your Community Coverage of the BLAST.tv Austin Major, along with any content created by you belongs solely to you, and does not originate from BLAST, Valve and other associated entities outside of yourself.
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Any players/coaches/personalities currently banned by Valve may not appear within your coverage or content (i.e. guest appearances, whether via audio, visual etc.). Please see the Valve Ban List here.
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Titles of any coverage must use and comply with the following naming convention: BLAST.tv 2025 Austin Major - Stage of Competition - Team 1 vs Team 2. (As an example, your coverage of the first fixture should be titled: BLAST.tv 2025 Austin Major - Stage 1 - Complexity vs OG.)
