Posted by Simon Perry on 17 July 2008 | Tagged as: YouTube, UK, Legal
A UK Judge has banned a 23 year old man from boasting of his crimes on the Internet.
Andrew Kellett has received an Asbo (anti-social behaviour order), normally used for ban people from specific geographic areas.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 10 July 2008 | Tagged as: Content Deals, Business, Licensing, Analysis, Photography, Industry Trends
The deal between Getty and Flickr, which exclusively gives Getty the right to pick the best images from Flickr and sell them via gettyimages.com to their customers in the creative, commercial and editorial industries — they call it the ‘first commercial licensing opportunity for photo-enthusiasts in the Flickr community’ — is, in many ways, inevitable.
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Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 May 2008 | Tagged as: Platforms, Content, Google, Legal
Search engine giant under attack for copyright infringement
Posted by Simon Perry on 23 May 2008 | Tagged as: Content, User Generated Content (UGC), Legal
It looks like there could be something seriously wrong happening in the world of the Internet. Police are taking action against individuals for seemingly the most ridiculous reasons.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 9 May 2008 | Tagged as: Services, USA, Search, Legal
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has won $110 million damages against TorrentSpy, a site that pointed to where TV programmes and films could be downloaded without them being paid for.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 30 April 2008 | Tagged as: UK, Music, Legal
The EMI Group has sent a legal letter to a UK user selling a promotional copy of the soon to be released Kylie single,’ In My Arms’ on eBay
Although most people are aware of the litigious actions of the music business, particularly in the US where they took legal action against their customers, accusing them […]
Posted by Simon Perry on 30 April 2008 | Tagged as: Privacy, Government, Security, USA, Legal
We’re still reeling after reading this story last week that a federal appeals court in the US ruled that it was fine for US customs agents to go through the content of an airline passengers laptop with no evidence of wrong doing - just because they felt like it.
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Posted by Mike Slocombe on 18 April 2008 | Tagged as: UK, Legal, Photography
Yesterday we kicked off our guide by starting to underline your rights as a photographer. Today we continue to look at where you can or can’t take pics.
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Posted by Mike Slocombe on 17 April 2008 | Tagged as: UK, Legal, Photography
A brief outline of your rights when you’re taking photos.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 16 April 2008 | Tagged as: UK, Legal, Photography
MP lodges protest over increasing official harassment for street shooters.
