Read the entire article, which is VERY interesting and has many ramifications for fandom here.
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These are the bits I thought would most interest our membership, following the discussion we had at one of our meetings.
With its January 31, 2017, copyright infringement trial just 11 days away, Axanar producer Alec Peters settled with plaintiffs CBS and Paramount Pictures.
Sources connected to CBS told AxaMonitor that Peters is allowed under the settlement to make two 15-minute films that must adhere to the fan film guidelines announced by CBS in June 2016.
The settlement allowed Axanar to keep Prelude available on YouTube, commercial-free. It can also be exhibited at fan conventions, film festivals and non-commercial events. It cannot ever be shown at official Star Trek conventions.
So, bottom line: Fan films are supposed to be made by fans!