$1.2m for a photo of a pigeon?
This is why you need to be clued up on copyright.
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This is why you need to be clued up on copyright.
A company has been told to pay a photographer $1.2 million after it allegedly used his photo of a pigeon for over a decade without consent.
A federal jury in Los Angeles spent three days deciding that a company that sells spikes meant to repel birds called Bird B Gone owes $1.2 million to a photographer whose image of a pigeon the business had been allegedly using for over a decade without paying for it.
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