Hawaii-based Tiki Shark Art Settles Copyright Infringement Case with Cafe Press

September 2, 2014 Marco | Editor

By Cathy Aron It’s not always easy to go up against the big guys, but when your copyrighted image is being infringed you have to try. Brad Parker, owner of Kailua-Kona-based Tiki Shark Art, claimed his art was used on beachwear on CafePress.com without his permission. You can read the entire article here. …read more

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