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Usage of screenshots/video recordings of Jira in videos and books

Jason Abofsky

I'm looking to create a series of YouTube videos and a book for publishing on using Agile to write fiction and would like to use Jira as the tool to recommend/demonstrate this concept.

What would the limitations, if any, be for including screen recordings for an educational YouTube video series and also for including screenshots of the tool in a book intended for publication?

Let me know. Thanks.

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Earl McCutcheon

Hi @Jason Abofsky ,

Thanks for reaching out.

The Atlassian website and all intellectual property rights, including all Copyright rights therein, are owned by Atlassian. Reproduction or "creative borrowing" (i.e fair use) of the website or artwork without permission is a violation of Atlassian's Copyright.

Additional details of what this consists of can be seen under:

https://www.atlassian.com/legal/copyright-and-trademark-violations

However, we do promote the use of our content to help others and would love to help you get your book published, so if there are design elements that you wish to re-use on your book or on a website, or YouTube channel, or... etc... (e.g., to reuse a screenshot, and/or our product name), please contact us for permission at trademarks@atlassian.com to get the process started.

Feel free to visit our Trademark Guidelines page for more information.

Additionally, we have ready-to-go pre-packaged resources available that meet all the Trademark Guidelines in the Atlassian Press Kit that can be used, with an option to contact the communications team for the appropriate avenues to get things started in the approval process for the content provided in the press kit.

Regards,
Earl

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Walter Buggenhout

Hi @Jason Abofsky and wekcome to the Community!

As you may well notice, a lot of content is shared in and outside the community here in all kinds of forms and by people wearing different hats. I think this is a question that can best be answered by someone from the Atlassian team directly. So I'm taking the liberty to escalating it properly. Hang in here ...