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Has anyone ever been successfully sued or fined over an IP-protected object in a shot where that object wasn't the focus?
by unstuckdev 8y ago
Has anyone ever been successfully sued or fined over an IP-protected object in a shot where that object wasn't the focus?
- cameronhowe 8y agoSo first off, your question is irrelevant to my original question. I asked specifically if something is never enforced why should it be a law. None of the replies to my question has even addressed that :( Secondly, that is not what freedom of panorama means, it means you are allowed to take pictures of anything in the public space. See: https://expertphotography.com/freedom-of-panorama-photography/ https://expertphotography.com/freedom-of-panorama-photograph... Thirdly, wikipedia has examples of litigations. Fourthly, IP is not copyright. If you took a selfie with some top secret tech you signed an NDA not to reveal was in there you will probably get in big trouble \/ yes probably
- unstuckdev 8y ago>> "None of the replies to my question has even addressed that" That's always a good sign the question wasn't clear.