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No, I mean they take the actual photographs and then license them to the retailers. Plus they can also capture other product data in a consistent format etc. S
by Closi 4y ago
No, I mean they take the actual photographs and then license them to the retailers. Plus they can also capture other product data in a consistent format etc.
See here as an example: https://www.brandbank.com/content-licensing/ https://www.brandbank.com/content-licensing/
So for instance you could scrape a website that licenced images from brandbank above, and then fall foul of their copyright.
Brandbank as an example does work with UK supermarkets, e.g. see below:
https://www.brandbank.com/tag/sainsburys/ https://www.brandbank.com/tag/sainsburys/
https://www.brandbank.com/tesco-case-study/ https://www.brandbank.com/tesco-case-study/