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Post office owes 3.5M for using the wrong Statue of Liberty -- (link)
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Jul 6 '18, 12:03
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What I don't get after reading is why he is entitled to compensation when they licensed the photo from Getty
(arstechnica.com)
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The whole controversy was known the day the stamp came out. Some people know the statue as much as they know their own mother's face -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jul 6, 13:39
I can't believe they'd go and buy a commercially available image rather than commission their own artwork. -- nm
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Meg
Jul 6, 12:26
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I'm sure then someone would give them shit about paying for photographers when they can just license photos :) -- nm
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oblique
Jul 6, 12:27
I'd like to know this as well. I'm researching now. It doesn't make sense. -- nm
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Mop
Jul 6, 12:14
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Here we go. The comments section on Gizmodo discuss this extensively.
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Mop
Jul 6, 12:16
The comments seem to suggest that the photographer was in the wrong because he took a picture of someone's art (statue) for sale. Getty was wrong to
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oblique
Jul 6, 12:15
Think about the logic of it. "Oh, if I use a picture of the thing you made for commercial purposes, I have to pay you real money?"
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Roger More
Jul 6, 12:13
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The issue for me was they licensed it from Getty
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oblique
Jul 6, 12:16
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They bought a licence, but they didn't do their due diligence of what the licence allowed them to do. -- nm
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Roger More
Jul 6, 12:19
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(I mean, they didn't even realise that the photo was not of the *real* Statue of Liberty) -- nm
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Roger More
Jul 6, 12:20
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