If I understand it right (I glanced over the article itself [Yes, I blasphemize!]), but it looks like the photographer chose to do this on his own without asking the family. He took a picture at a summer camp, and used it later, they say they had nothing to do with agreeing to it.
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If I understand it right (I glanced over the article itself [Yes, I blasphemize!]), but it looks like the photographer chose to do this on his own without asking the family. He took a picture at a summer camp, and used it later, they say they had nothing to do with agreeing to it.
Why sue Creative Commons? Did they have anything to do with the picture in question, other then being the license used to display the picture with?