Figure skating has a governing body that hates them too. It's terrible. Like whoever's in charge of USA figure skating hates the sport, too. There were some sketchy rules about music usage announced recently.
Other countries do. You need to ensure you have the right to use the music in any country o you are going to perform in or that it’s broadcast inMusic rights and USFSA rules
Not sure what this means for the future of rewatching videos… https://7926325.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/7926325/U.S. Figure Skating Music...www.goldenskate.com
Basically why I'm not sure why gymnastics (both artistic and rhythmic) and artistic swimming have no issues. This all stemmed because of Knierim and Frazier using music from a band that didn't want their music streamed on Peacock during the 2022 Olympics. No other country has these issues.
Then why don't other countries have issues? That's what I mean by USFSA hating the sport. Where is their money going if they can't afford a license to take care of these issues? Russian competitions stream for free, in a matter of fact. It's frustrating.
In other countries, athletes are individually responsible for ensuring they have the right to use their music.
That's wild to me. How does that work at the junior/novice levels?
You use music that has free licence, or you just chance it because it’s unlikely to be an issue at that level
Sometimes, I think figure skating never should have allowed music with lyrics because as a school librarian, I know how music licensing works. I just don't know why figure skating can't do whatever gymnastics has done in the US. I'm pretty sure it can't possibly be that expensive because schools can easily get licenses to show movies and stuff.
Educational licence completely different than use in professional sport in front of a paying audience.
Yeah, I understand that, but as I said then the best comparison is gymnastics. USAG is able to post full floor routines on YouTube, but USFSA is not able to do the same. And NBC Sports actively pulls featured programs down eventually, while Olympics can keep them up.
Wow, ok. There are no difference to attending worlds in any other country.
Dude, it was just a question, no need for the extra attitude. It isn't my religion so I don't know the ins and outs of what is allowed.
Indonesia is a lot different from Qatar. In Qatar and the Middle East, the main difference is stadiums don’t sell alcohol
No attitude, just genuine shock that someone would think that entrance to the gymnastics world championships might be segregated or restricted according to gender. Especially since Muslim majority countries host a number of World Cup events every year. Cairo, Baku, Doha
Well, there are some countries in the world where women aren't allowed to go to school, so I wasn't going to assume. But thanks for sharing your knowledge, I'm always happy to learn.
Sure. But these places aren’t hosting sporting events that include women.
