photographer’s rights

Is Google’s New Image Search Violating Their Own Policies? The Law?

By Mia McPherson|February 4th, 2013|Categories: Copyright Infringement, Copyright Issues|Tags: copyholder rights, Copyright infringement, copyright protection, copyright violations, Google Image Search, Google's Terms of Service, photographer's rights, photography, unauthorized use of copyrighted material|

Google needs to remove the hotlinks on Image Search to our files immediately, remove the "View Original File" button and stop facilitating the unauthorized distribution of our Copyrighted work. Anything less is criminal.

Google has become the biggest image scraper of the Millennium

By Mia McPherson|February 1st, 2013|Categories: Birds, Chukars, Copyright Issues|Tags: Antelope Island State Park, bird photography, birds, copyright protection, Davis County, Google Image Search, google images, Google updates image search, hot linking, hotlinking, image thieves, infringment, nature, nature photography, photographer's rights, photography, referrals, search referrers, unauthorized use of copyrighted material, Utah, wildlife, wildlife photography|

You might wonder why I have used this title but since the 25th of January changes have been made to Google Image Search that have infuriated webmasters, photographers, artists and many more.