When did cctv-7 sneak shot of time-lapse photographic material happen?

On September 10, a netizen posted Weibo that CCTV7' s "Beautiful China Country Tour" column was suspected of stealing its own time-lapse photography material. Yesterday, CCTV News Center apologized to the netizen on its official Weibo, and said that the photo material was purchased by the editor of the column on Taobao, and the copyright issues involved in the material were being investigated.

Netizen "Wang Bboy" claimed to be a freelance photographer after 90. After learning that CCTV programs used their own time-lapse photographic materials in Tibet, they called the column group. The man who answered the phone claimed to be an intern, and the other party asked on the phone, "What if CCTV uses your material?" The audio of their conversation was also posted online.

Netizen "Wang Bboy" introduced the process of shooting the sunrise of the sea of clouds at the entrance of Sejila Mountain in Tibet on 20/0/3: he carried an orbital tripod, a camera bag and a tent, weighing dozens of kilograms, set off in the afternoon and climbed for five hours before climbing to the shooting position at an altitude of more than 5,000 meters. The next morning, I photographed the sunrise and sea of clouds at the top of the low temperature mountain all night, which took more than 15 hours. It's very sad to hear that the results of your hard work have been stolen and the other party responded in this way.

Late at night on June 5438+00, Weibo Middle School published the column "Beautiful China Country Tour". It is understood that the 15 second time-lapse photography video we used in the first program was purchased by the column editor on Taobao. We are further investigating and verifying the copyright issues involved in this material. At the same time, we have seriously criticized and educated the inappropriate comments of the telephone staff and apologized to Wang! We will properly handle the problems reflected by Wang according to the Copyright Law and other relevant laws and regulations.