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lest selber:
http://www.epuk.org/News/shock-as-nikon-backs-opodo-reflections-competition
opodo bekommt alle rechte auf alle fotos die hier eingestellt werden, für immer. jeder kann so viele fotos einstellen wie er will, opodo bekommt alle rechte drauf.
ALLE rechte.
für IMMER.
dies beschert Opodo eine Bilder-bibliothek, in der sie alle bilder nutzen können, für immer, ohne irgendwas dafür zu zahlen. das dürfte opodo laut schätzung einige millionen euro sparen.
das kennen wir ja schon von anderen firmen, aber dass nikon da mitmacht...
lest euch das mal durch, auch die bemerkungen anderer firmen dazu:
Canon told EPUK: ?Canon treats photographers and their copyright with the greatest of respect, and would never ask them to agree to such terms as part of a competition?.
Pentax said ?If we were asked to sponsor a competition where such terms were included, we would talk to the organiser and make it clear that we felt that this was extremely bad practice?
A spokesperson for Olympus told EPUK: ?When we run competitions, we only ever ask for permission to use the winning photographs to promote the competition itself. We have always respected the copyright of photographers, and we would be very, very uncomfortable with such terms. We wouldn?t really want to be involved with any such competition.?
http://www.epuk.org/News/shock-as-nikon-backs-opodo-reflections-competition
opodo bekommt alle rechte auf alle fotos die hier eingestellt werden, für immer. jeder kann so viele fotos einstellen wie er will, opodo bekommt alle rechte drauf.
ALLE rechte.
für IMMER.
dies beschert Opodo eine Bilder-bibliothek, in der sie alle bilder nutzen können, für immer, ohne irgendwas dafür zu zahlen. das dürfte opodo laut schätzung einige millionen euro sparen.
das kennen wir ja schon von anderen firmen, aber dass nikon da mitmacht...
lest euch das mal durch, auch die bemerkungen anderer firmen dazu:
Canon told EPUK: ?Canon treats photographers and their copyright with the greatest of respect, and would never ask them to agree to such terms as part of a competition?.
Pentax said ?If we were asked to sponsor a competition where such terms were included, we would talk to the organiser and make it clear that we felt that this was extremely bad practice?
A spokesperson for Olympus told EPUK: ?When we run competitions, we only ever ask for permission to use the winning photographs to promote the competition itself. We have always respected the copyright of photographers, and we would be very, very uncomfortable with such terms. We wouldn?t really want to be involved with any such competition.?