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Not to rain on anybody's parade - but how usable will this really be? First, they're doing iframe embeds which rules out background-image and related uses. Alth
by beggi 13y ago
Not to rain on anybody's parade - but how usable will this really be? First, they're doing iframe embeds which rules out background-image and related uses. Although not part of initial roll out, they may at some point embed advertisements in the iframe and start collecting data. Finally, there's no commercial use. While this is interesting - I see a lot of restrictions hindering a wide adoption.
- fennecfoxen 13y agoIt's not just background images that are ruled out. It's everything that isn't editorial / news related coverage: > You may only use embedded Getty Images Content for editorial purposes (meaning relating to events that are newsworthy or of public interest). So you can use a picture of a thing that Getty has, if you're writing about that thing, and if Getty actually lets you use that particular image, and you can use it in an iframe that might show ads and might show the picture too... don't hold your breath.