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Wired Photographer Versus a Capella Singers

Here's the background: http://willvideoforfood.com... Here's the video "Here Comes Another Bubble" http://www.youtube.com/watc... Here's what The RichterScales Are Saying: http://www.richterscales....  
 
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sydsdad38 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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This is about as outrageous as singers and bands wanting a performance tax passed so the radio stations have to pay a tax to play their music. When will people stop biting the hand that feeds them?
FallOutBoy1201 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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As an amateur photographer, but photographer none the less, you should always put your name on your photo. So I fault her. That song was awesome, and had so many views, and you can tell those guys worked hard to make the video they did. If she doesn't want her photos taken without credit she needs to watermark them or something. That's her fault.
rocky082259 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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being a photographer I understand about people stealing my pictures. oh yes it's stealing. you can get up to a $250,000 fine. it's no different than downloading movies and music off the web without paying for it. if they would have asked BEFORE!!!! they posted them, it might not have been a problem.
soyrwoo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I agree; she's getting proper credit, so it's perfectly fine.

And this is said by a photographer who has had her photos used without credit (a link back and an e-mail to me is my policy) and is quite upset about it *grumble*
WaxAwnWaxOff (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I have had my photographs turned into derivatives that ended up on mousepads, t-shirts, thongs, an 8x8 foot mural in Chicago, and even commemorative coins. I have never pursued legal action, and I only attempted to resolve the issue with people who were affixing value to my work (or derivatives) and turning a profit. I *kind of* sympathize with Lane, but honestly, from experience, I think her actions are ultimately frivolous. Nothing wrong with demanding credit, but know where you're from.
sayfaylo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The picture is and probably was worth less than a dollar if she's lucky! Give her a buck...That may help with the tremendous attorney fees!
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lol i no wot u mean and its up to 324,658 now
TheBuzzSaw (1 year ago) Show Hide
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YES! This video wins. Lane Hartwell had a choice to either accept the free marketing or engage in lawsuits. She chose to damage her image by complaining about a YouTube video. I had never heard of her until this ordeal. Now, I've been introduced to her as a whiner. Smooth move, Lane.
Doctorcq (1 year ago) Show Hide
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sigh, no subs
SelfExpressions (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Yes of coarse , I was being sarcastic. :-)

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