The 1709 Blog: A picture of perplexity in the Museum of Brands. Attending a British Brands Group reception in London's fascinating Museum of Brands this evening, I had the pleasure of meeting its founder, the legendary Robert Opie (right).
The 1709 Blog: Fox News Motion for Summary Judgment Denied in 9/11 Photograph Fair Use Case. Plaintiff is North Jersey Media Group, the publisher of New Jersey newspaper The Record.
It holds the copyright of the widely published photograph of three New York firefighters raising the American flag near the ruins of the World Trade Center. This photograph was taken on 9/11 by photojournalist Thomas E. Franklin while on assignment from The Record.
A QUANTUM OF ORIGINALITY IN COPYRIGHT James Juo. Photographers, copyright and the online battle for photo rights. Who Shot Ya?: Jonathan Mannion. Tuesday, June 25th, 2013 at 11:08 am | 5 Proud as we are of the way SLAM reads, we know the biggest reason we’ve lasted 20 years is how the mag looks.
To celebrate some of our most memorable photo shoots we spoke to the great photographers who made them happen. by Peter Walsh SLAM has been bringing the stories of players to the forefront for two decades, but rarely do we get to hear from the people behind the lens who provide the iconic shots that will live on long after the player’s career is over.
Photo CC clause non commerciale. Expérience pilote Sacem - Creative Commons. Ce qu'il faut savoir sur l'expérience pilote Creative Commons Présentation de l'expérience L’expérience pilote Sacem – Creative Commons vise à permettre aux créateurs membres de la Sacem de développer la promotion de leurs œuvres en ayant recours, tout en confiant la gestion de leur œuvre à la Sacem, aux Licences Creative Commons option Non-Commerciale (NC), dans les conditions ci-après définies, toutes les autres formes d’utilisation restant soumises à la gestion exclusive de la Sacem conformément aux stipulations de ses Statuts et Règlement général.
Mode d'emploi Durée de l'expérience L’expérience pilote lancée le 1er janvier 2012 pour une période de 18 mois a été prolongée jusqu’au 30 juin 2015. Définition de l'utilisation non commerciale.
Sahuc v. Tucker. The Red Bus case. Photographers, copyright and the online battle for photo rights. It sounds like something straight out of the pages of a crime thriller.
"An Orkut user stole my identity, claimed she was me — married to my husband, that all my children were hers and she had reposted all the photos I had taken of my own children, claiming they were photos that she had taken of her own kids! " Michelle Dupont is used to her images being used without permission. As a fine art and wedding photographer, her visual style is striking and very distinctive.
Ansel Adams. Rihanna v La Chapelle. David Slater Monkey photo. Originality. U.S. copyright law Edit In U.S. copyright law, the careful elaboration of private and public rights includes whether the work has sufficient originality to warrant protection.
THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S COPYRIGHT `Justine Hughes. Copyright on picture.
Harney v. Sony Pictures Television. MOREL V AFP. Sarah Palin and North Jersey Media Group Battle Over “Fair Use” of Famous 9/11 Photo. Written by: Susan Neuberger Weller The suit claims that the photograph is being used by Palin and the other Defendants to raise money for her political action committee.
The PAC website solicits and accepts financial contributions from supporters and accepts requests for Sarah Palin to make paid appearances at events, including media and campaign events, and Palin’s Facebook page provides links to this website.
Photographer's battle against AVC. Vos photos de l'explosion à Paris. Photographic Copyright Infringement. Apparently it is a tough time to be a professional photographer.
Last week brought news of two cases wherein multinational corporations allegedly exceeded licensing terms and consequentially engaged in large scale photographic copyright infringement. On October 21, a group of seven high profile sports photographers filed a federal lawsuit accusing the National Football League (NFL) of "rampant, willful and continued" copyright violations. The plaintiffs also accuse Getty Images and the Associated Press of "illegal and unethical misconduct which permitted, encouraged and contributed" to the copyright infringement. At issue were photographs shot at NFL games.
CopyR litigation on pictures. American Photographic Artists (APA) Joins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against Google — feedproxy.google. ATLANTA, April 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- American Photographic Artists (APA) is joining the 15 plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Google.
By joining the suit, APA alleges the "Google Book Search" program violates the copyrights of numerous photographers and other visual artists. The lead plaintiffs include: The American Society of Media Photographers, Graphic Artists Guild, Picture Archive Council of America, North American Nature Photography Association, Professional Photographers of America, National Press Photographers Association, Leif Skoogfors , Al Satterwhite , Morton Beebe , Ed Kashi , John Schmelzer , Simms Taback and Gail Kuenstler Taback Living Trust, Leland Bobbe , John Francis , Ficara, and David W.
Moser . Google has contracted with libraries including the Universities of California, Michigan, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Stanford as well as book and periodical publishers to create digital "archives" of books and periodicals by electronically copying them in their entirety. Copyright Controversy After Appropriated Photo Used to Win Art Contest. In the two photographs above, the bottom image is a photo-manipulation created using the top image.
Are they completely separate works of art? What if we told you the second photo was created without the original photographer’s permission and submitted to a contest as an original artwork? L’UPP part en guerre contre le « Libre de droits De gauche à droite Olivier Brillanceau, Aline Manoukian, Jorge Alvarez et Maître Jean Vincent lors de l'annonce de la création de l'association "Contre le Libre de droits". © Jean Claude Meauxsoone. Le fait Au cours du congrès UPP*, Jorge Alvarez (secrétaire général adjoint de l’UPP) a déclaré la guerre aux photos dites « Libres de Droits ».