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Dynamo Dresden Bans Commercial Stadium Vlogs

Dynamo Dresden Bans Commercial Stadium Vlogs
The stands in Dresden are expected to look different in the future than they did recently during the World Cup. (File photo) / Photo: Charlie Riedel/AP/dpa
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Personal photos are still allowed, but commercial vlogs are not: Dynamo Dresden is calling for consideration and citing media rights as well as the wishes of fans in the stadium.

Dynamo Dresden has banned commercial stadium vlogs during home games. The second-division soccer club announced this in a letter to its fans. According to stadium regulations, filming match action and recording stadium visits for commercial purposes is not permitted.

However, personal photos and short videos for keepsakes are still allowed. However, particularly in sections K1 through K5—the so-called K-Block—the club asks fans to observe the rules in effect there and to use smartphones and cameras “sensitively and responsibly.” This area is also where the Saxon Ultras are located.

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Reference to Media and Exploitation Rights

Dynamo cited the media and exploitation rights of its TV partners as well as those of the club. If videos were monetized, the creators would be the primary beneficiaries, while the club would receive nothing.

In addition, Dynamo justified the restriction by citing the desire of many fans to be able to watch the game without constant cameras or recordings in their immediate vicinity. “Consideration and mutual respect are therefore important prerequisites for a positive atmosphere in the stands,” the statement continued. At the same time, the club announced its intention to remain in dialogue with fans on the issue.

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