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Flickr Censors A Photographer's Plea
Bananatree3 writes "Popular Icelandic photographer and art-student Rebekka Guoleifsdottir has been targeted by Flickr for posting a plea for help in a theft case involving an online retailer selling copycat art. She requested that people send the retailer letters concerning the issue, and in response her original post was promptly deleted. It is still ironically available on Yahoo cache. In the end it appears that the retailer had been duped by a rogue art dealer under the title "Wild Aspects and Panoramics LTD". However, Flickr seems to have overstepped its bounds in deleting this post." This whole case brings back up the messy issues surrounding content ownership in this strange new world of a services based internet.
My icelandic lawyer could do nothing else, so i was stuck with a bill ;)
Well there's the problem; you need a sleazy American lawyer. Those guys can get blood from a stone
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Was it todd?
This doesn't happen often, but I think this /. article is now officially dead in the first 3 comments. :)
Everything below is just fluff.
Well, if you want to end the conversation, at least do it right: mumble mumble mumble Nazi mumble mumble....
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Why is it I can write insightful comments but can't come up with a clever signature?
Wait, we still have a ton of pro forma comments to get through! Here's my contribution:
Hey! I'm a Nazi, you insensitive clod!