What does Public exhibition mean?
Public exhibition refers to showing a work to an audience in a public or commercial context. It needs separate consideration from ordinary household viewing.
Why it matters
A bar, hotel, waiting room or ticketed gathering can raise different agreement and rights questions from a private evening at home. The exact position depends on the use and applicable rules. Describe the venue and audience when seeking information, and do not infer permission from the number of screens an account permits. A competition poster or streaming logo is not a substitute for the relevant arrangement.
A practical example
For example, a venue planning to advertise a sports night should establish the appropriate service and exhibition permissions before promoting the event. Buying a retail plan with several simultaneous connections does not by itself explain what may be shown to customers or whether the proposed commercial use is covered.
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Related terminology: Proxy server, Public service broadcasting.
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