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Photolegal.com podcasts
Posted on: Tue, 05/05/2009 - 12:38
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Photolegal.com podcasts

Photolegal.com is a new UK-based site that aims to produce fortnightly podcasts. The format is a couple of photographers talking with an IP lawyer and covering topical legal matters affecting photographers ranging from copyright to access rights. The first podcast is available now, the next is due around May 10th and will cover G20, Police stop and search, photography in public places and related issues.


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Posted on: Tue, 05/05/2009 - 22:07 #1
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Hi Again

"Thanks Guys - interestingly I just wrote a piece this morning for this week's recording in which I was going to mention your points on the NT/Alamy story"

Why hasn't the NT taken anyone to court over the Alamy/contributor deal if they are so sure about it why not test it???

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Posted on: Tue, 05/05/2009 - 13:49 #2
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Thanks Guys - interestingly I just wrote a piece this morning for this week's recording in which I was going to mention your points on the NT/Alamy story.

We've got quite a list of guests, but if you want to join us some time for a natter then give us a shout.

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