Copyrights
MBTV News / Myrtle Beach TV News Channel retains all copyrights to news media content produced and displayed on our website and social media platforms. Any logos or music incidentally appearing in the background of our news videos remain the property of their respective copyright holders.
Rights To Personal Likeness
Individuals appearing in public at newsworthy events may be video recorded and featured in our news content. MBTV News respects personal privacy rights in non-public areas and on private property. When feasible, our photojournalists request permission from individuals before recording them for our news reports.
1st Amendment Rights
MBTV News / Myrtle Beach TV News is a bona fide news gathering and reporting organization operating in the State of South Carolina. MBTV News exercises its First Amendment right to freedom of the press as outlined in the United States Constitution.
Omissions & Corrections
In the event that essential facts are inadvertently omitted or reported incorrectly in an MBTV News story, we will make every effort to issue corrections promptly.
Public Right To Know
The public has a right to know pertinent details of breaking news stories with community impact in the Myrtle Beach Grand Strand area. Every effort will be made to obtain accurate information from local government officials, law enforcement, fire department agencies, and on-scene eyewitness accounts.
Public Response & Comments
MBTV News welcomes public response, comments and suggestions about the news video content that we display on our website and social media platforms.
You may contact us by email at news@mbtvnews.com, by phone at (843) 331-0990, or by text at (843) 331-0990.