The author of the books about Harry Potter Joan Rowling joined the fight against Coronavirus. She reported on his personal site that she took off the copyrights of their books. But with a number of reservations:
Teachers of the whole world can post audio and video recordings in which they read books about Harry Potter, in closed networks of schools or educational platforms from today and until the end of the school year. And this first of several initiatives planned to help bring Harry Potter to children forced to sit at home.
The statement of Joan Rowling appeared at the moment when many schools around the world are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic and go to distance learning children.
Delighted to Help Teachers Reach Kids At Home by Relaxing The Usual License Required to Post Videos of Themselves Reading Harry Potter Books. Go To. https://t.co/77d90pkiyk. To Find The Guidelines. BE WELL, EVERYONE. More Soon! ? #Harrypotterathome
- J.K. ROWLING (@JK_ROWLING) March 20, 2020
Earlier it was reported that Studio Warner Bros. To restore Chinese film distribution, also uses Harry Potter. In Chinese cinemas, they will show the updated version of the film "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" in 4K 3D format.
In this skiving SNACKBOX OF Emotions, Which Best Represents Your Mood? #MagicalMischief. pic.twitter.com/peufbowjo7.
- Harry Potter Film (@harrypotterfilm) March 22, 2020
Popular Russian Writer-Fantasy Sergey Lukyanenko Tast Action Joan Rowling has already completed its share, during which under the slogan "Stay at home" he provided all free access to his latest novel "Magi without time."