You can let people use your account. However, you can only have one bank account number per user for payment to be made to.
No, only one company can win the auction. However, you may see your footage across other media outlets. This because they are either syndicated or the media outlet has shared it with a partner. Remember, the winning bidder has exclusive rights to the footage.
Anyone can purchase the footage. Highest bidder wins.
Not really, just be concise and factual. A good tip is to answer the following: Who? What? Where? How? Why?
Due to the large number of media organisations and our reach, it is not possible to inform you of exactly where it will be broadcast. However, we will do our best to let you know.
An auctions starts when the first bid is placed and runs for 10 minutes, unless there is continueal bidding. If there are no bids placed within 24 hours, the auction becomes unsuccessful.
Unfortunately no. Mostly it’s because it’s just not newsworthy in our opinion. We want to send news organizations regular, good quality footage.
If your video is not used, then it will remain with you. We will hold it in our library and our site, but it will be not be passed on to any other entity. If anyone uses your video without first making payment, they would be in breach of copyright. However, if you post your content on a public site, like Facebook, you have given up your copyright.
Sometimes we may rewrite what is sent to help explain what we are seeing a bit better. We are just making it easier for the newsrooms to read.