Photo Thievery is Upheld by Texas Supreme Court
Many of you know I’m a staunch supporter of photographers protecting the rights of their pictures. Creat…
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Contact Your Reps to Support the CASE Act!
The CASE Act, legislation to help you protect the rights to your photographs or any other artwork, is about to be voted on. ASMP (American S…
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Professional Photographers of America reports 70% of professional photographers have dealt with copyright infringement. This is our chan…
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Join PPA’s Grassroots Action for Copyright Owners Across America Attention all artists—now is the time to speak up! Join PPA’…
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The social media sharing craze is being tested in a recent legal suit by a photographer out of Idaho. The photographer, Kai Eiselein, had…
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