[OAM-talk] a dramatically simplified technical proposal
Steven M. Ottens
steven at minst.net
Wed Nov 11 09:17:49 MST 2009
Richard Fairhurst wrote:
>
> As Chris says, the case law (that we know of) says that tracing is not
> derivative, so this doesn't arise.
>
> See Bauman v Fussell, Antiquesportfolio v Fitch, and Ets-Hokin v Skyy
> Spirits. (I've blogged at tedious length about this.) A good summary
> from Christina Michalos's 'The Law of Photography and Digital Images':
Very well, I was misguided by TeleAtlas legal battering on tracing their
imagery.
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> If we make this statement clear when people are uploading data, that would
> essentially be informing people ahead of time "If you disagree with this
> legal interpretation, OAM probably isn't for you; scoot"; by doing so,
> hopefully we would prevent people who feel differently from uploading their
> imagery (and then suing tracers later).
I'm also in favour of this approach
Steven
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