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I suspect it complicates things further that the image creator presumably did not have permission from Netflix to use their copyrighted name and logo for his ow
by flatline 9y ago
I suspect it complicates things further that the image creator presumably did not have permission from Netflix to use their copyrighted name and logo for his own work.
Edit: nvm, didn’t see that the logo work was not his own...
- learc83 9y agoWhere did he use Netflix's logo?
- flatline 9y agoRight on the cover, at the bottom. It’s not just the Netflix logo, it’s the ST name and branding copied from Netflix. I’m not saying they had a right to take it, but neither did he have the right to publish this image in the first place.
- learc83 9y agoHe didn't make the Stranger Things cover. He took a picture of a blank VHS tape that Netflix got from his website and used as the basis for their DVD cover.
- flatline 9y agoHah, thanks, I totally misread that it was just the VHS blank.
- floatingatoll 9y agoAssuming that no fair use applies, possibly, but that’s a conclusion built on top of a chain of assumptions that are not necessarily true at all.