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>"I think the problem is that photo-sharing services don’t allow you to easily provide copyright information,” said Sullivan, who operates SearchEngineLand.com.
by metageek 15y ago
>"I think the problem is that photo-sharing services don’t allow you to easily provide copyright information,” said Sullivan, who operates SearchEngineLand.com.
Flickr's done that for years. The problem is with the social networks where photo-sharing is an incidental function.
>He thinks photo sharing services could offer users simple options like, "Would you be interested in selling images?" -- and could even act as agents for consumers.
Flickr does that, too.
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- martinpannier 15y agoFlickr doesn't exactly act as an agent for customers; they do however have a partnership with Getty to sell pictures, but as far as I know only a very small percentage of pictures are concerned.
- delano 15y agoFlickr allows you to choose a license when you upload an image, including limiting commercial uses. How you charge is a separate issue.