Morel v. AFP Copyright Verdict: Defense Strategy to Devalue Photos and Vilify Photographer Backfires

November 26, 2013 Marco | Editor

The $1.2 million jury verdict in the Morel v. AFP copyright infringement case was a vindication for photographer Daniel Morel that sent a strong message to photo agencies: Don’t distribute images by freelancers without permission, then vilify the photographer for defending his rights. Â …read more

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Morel v AFP Copyright Verdict Defense Strategy to Devalue Photos and Vilify Photographer Backfires
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Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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