'Evangelicals for Harris' apologizes after using Billy Graham in political ads
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"Evangelicals for Harris" issued an apology for using footage of the late Rev. Billy Graham in 2024 political ads without permission following a copyright dispute.
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"In the lead up to the 2024 presidential election, Evangelicals for America PAC's 'Evangelicals for Harris' campaign produced several ads using clips of Rev. Billy Graham. We did this believing that our use of the clips of Rev. Graham, although not done with the prior permission of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), would meet the criteria for Fair Use under the US Copyright Act," the group wrote.
The BGEA objected to the ads, claiming the group had infringed on its copyright by using video clips of Graham for political purposes without consent.
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