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BBC Research & Development

‘Lip Reading in the Wild - Sentences’ research project into lip reading and related

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Permission to Use for Researchers

BBC TERMS:

Hello. These are a few rules for you. They tell you what you can do with our content

for this ‘Lip Reading in the Wild’ research project (“Project”):

2. What can I use it for? Provided you keep to these rules, the BBC gives its limited permission for the

named researcher (researcher) to use the BBC’s content free of charge for ‘Academic Research Purposes’

for this Project for 12 months starting on the date both you and the BBC sign this “Permission to Use for

Researchers” form. You are responsible for your own costs in taking part in the Project. You must delete all

BBC content when this permission ends – please see section 6 for more information.

‘Academic Research Purposes’ means solely these activities for this Project:

 using our content for individual research and private study;

 using a small number of extracts from our content for academic demonstrations or academic

conferences to invited, non-paying guests to demonstrate your research for the Project in a technical

context.

 using a small number of still images (jpegs) or transcriptions of extracts from our content in academic

papers, but you MUST ask the BBC Contact for permission 5rst. You must tell the BBC Contact

which images and extracts you would like to use. If the BBC gives its permission in writing, you can

then include the permitted images and extracts in your academic paper and publish it in print or online

as a pdf 5le for the research community to illustrate the results of your research into the Project (but

the images and extracts must never be used as part of an online demonstration).

Academic papers should be made available to the research community for individual research and

private study purposes only, and must contain this accreditation wording: “For non-commercial

individual research and private study use only. BBC content included courtesy of the BBC”. Creative

Commons or similar licence terms must not be attached to the BBC content in academic papers;

3. What must I NOT use it for?

 Don’t use our content for anything else. These terms do not give you permission to our content

for any other purpose, for any other project, or for commercial purposes including sales, product

promotion and making a pro5t. You must ask our permission to use our content for other purposes

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R&D Project Permission to Use for Researchers Terms [Lip Reading version]

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