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3.6.06 Shock-ing![]() Mr Yon’s blog post is one of the clearest on the matter—and another sign how blogs are far better resources when you can go directly to the person at issue. Copyright law is fairly clear on the matter—more so under French law where there is a droit moral de l’auteur—and I am surprised to note that Hachette may have got this wrong. Offending a photographer’s intent should be one of the last things a magazine does—especially one that relies so heavily on the pictorial. Del.icio.us tags: copyright moral right photographer Hachette Filipacchi Shock Michael Yon magazine Posted by Jack Yan, 04:09 ![]() ![]() Comments:
Jack, thank you for sharing your thoughts and pointing your readers to the rest of the story.
You not only extend the conversation, you've interjected truthfulness into the conversation. Keep creating, Mike
Thank you, Michael. Hachette is backed by a major French arms’ manufacturer, so I have to wonder how many of these decisions are financial.
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