Nijii Journal
What rights-reviewed means at Nijii TV
A title is not cleared simply because it can be found online. Rights-reviewed means Nijii has a documented basis to consider a specific work, in a specific form, for a specific territory and presentation.
Five questions before release
- What is the work? A title, edition, upload, translation, soundtrack, and restoration can have different histories.
- What supports the release? The record needs creator or rights-holder authorization, an applicable distribution license, or other documented permission. Nijii does not require a creator to release work into the public domain.
- Where can it be shown? Territory is part of rights, not an afterthought.
- What must viewers be told? Attribution, creator credit, source context, and content notes may be required.
- Is the media ready? A rights basis does not solve a broken master, inaccessible format, or unresolved third-party material.
Why this helps viewers
Careful release standards reduce false promises. A catalog can be smaller than a random collection of embeds and still be more useful because each released program has a clear reason for being there. A hold is not a failure; it is a decision to avoid presenting a title before the record is ready.