Development of Creative Commons licenses

[paola.dimaio AT gmail.com]

It is generally accepted that if you were a journalist publishing for
a newspaper, you would not need permission, as (unfortunately
sometimes) photos in newspapers are advocated as
'freedom of the press'.
As you are thinking of book publishing, I suspect you need
permissions, and you will have to indicate in what countries the book
is going to be published

You may also have to check up the privacy agaist freedom of
information regulations in your country, and if unsure, look up the
jurisprudence (how  other cases have been handled before)

let us know what you find out
pdm
On 9/26/07, Stefanie Calkins <stefanie_calkins AT yahoo.com> wrote:
> I took a photo recently of Tiger Woods. A book publishing company  would
> like to use it in a children's encyclopedia. Do I need to get  his
> permission to allow his photo to be used? Thx
>
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