Instagram’s ’90-second rule’ on Livestreams

To deter music copyright infringement Instagram is implementing a ’90-second rule’ on Livestreams.

Users will now only be allowed to play 90 seconds of a copyrighted material before being kicked off the stream and there’s also a pop-up to warn people when they are approaching the limit.

You can read the new guideline here.

For those who like to livestream, Instagram’s owner Facebook is now offering pay-to-watch streams.

HOCC Live – 11 April, 2020

Over the Easter weekend local singer Denise Ho, known as HOCC, live-streamed a free online concert to as she put it “Get together with everyone and cheer you with music.”

The two hour show was streamed live on youtube and facebook and has been uploaded to Ho’s Youtube channel.

Here’s the set list:

1.艷光四射 (2:49) 2.癡情司 (11:23) 3.天使藍 (19:26) 4.鋼鐵是這樣煉成的 (27:45) 5.詩與胡說 (36:24) 6.未來 (42:12) 7.張氏情歌 (49:14) 8.木紋 (59:37) 9.如果我們只剩一首歌的時間 (1:04:49) 10.忘 (1:15:13) 11.天然沖晒(1:21:41) 12.眼淚教我的事 (1:27:01) 13.螞蟻 (1:31:55) 14.如無意外 (1:35:42) 15.似是故人來 (1:43:42) 16.海裡睡人 (1:47:58) 17.圓滿 (1:55:47) 18.是有種人 (2:03:07)

If you enjoyed the concert you can find more about HOCC on her official website and here:
http://www.facebook.com/hocchocc http://www.instagram.com/hoccgoomusic/
http://t.me/hocchocc (Telegram)