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Isn't that missing the point? The entire argument was that they were demanding rights to use the photographer's work in the future for free. There was a non-c
by hoopd 11y ago
Isn't that missing the point?
The entire argument was that they were demanding rights to use the photographer's work in the future for free. There was a non-commercial clause but its wording was a bit strange (is publicity for a brand like Taylor Swift ever non-commerical?)