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Re: some research
Willy Kaemena 2008-May-27 06:02:00
Regarding their "non-commercial use" founded by the government and
others
somebody payed the scaffolding
somebody payed the expensive projectors
somebody payed the IR sensors
somebody payed the computers
somebody payed you name it....
why we should give 2000 panoramas for free...
Willy Kaemena
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On May 27, 2008, at 7:54, Hans Nyberg wrote:
> Just some price information what this usage costs in normal
> Photostock connection.
>
> Photosearch is one larger Stock agencies and is very easy to
> calculate.
>
> They also have panoramas.
> http://www.fotosearch.com/STK003/dzr1025/#
>
> A 3 year usage for Gallery/Museum/government in largest size and in
> Europe is USD 1400
> I have seen other price lists for Exhibition usage which are much
> lower around $300-400 for permanent usage.
>
> Its normal practice among photographers at least here in Denmark that
> if the usage has been done without permission you send a bill and add
> 100% to the normal price.
>
> This is the normal way pressphotographers will handle copyright
> infrigement
>
> May be you heard about the icelandish amateur photographer Rebekka
> Gu?leifsd?ttir
> who found her images sold as prints from iStockPhoto. Value around
> $6000
> Stolen from Flikr
> She has got an apology from the director and he promised to pay her
> some royalties.
>
> http://rebekkagudleifs.com/blog/2007/05/15/freedom-of-expression-
> telling-the-truth/
>
> Hans
>
> On 27/05/2008, at 6.48, yuval_levy wrote:
>
> > I could not sleep and did some further research.
> >
> > Heise is a respected technology publishing house in Germany.
> > http://www.heise.de/newsticker/foren/S-Zentrum-fuer-Kunst-und-
> > Medientechnologie-zeigt-360-Grad-Satellitenbilder/forum-124520/list/
> >
> > already in September 2007 somebody mentinoed the copyright breach
> as a
> > comment to their quick report:
> > http://www.heise.de/newsticker/foren/S-Hae-Wie-Was/forum-124520/
> > msg-13588712/read/
> >
> > The German version of National Geographic mentions Globorama:
> > http://www.nationalgeographic.de/php/magazin/redaktion/2007/10/
> > redaktion_aktuelles.htm
> >
> > <http://www.zukunft-technik-entdecken.de/media/ideenpark2008/
> > luft_a_he_1.htm>
> > is what Willy went to see
> >
> > and at least one of the involved persons has a company that uses
> this
> > for promotional material, i.e. commercial purposes:
> > <http://www.audio-consulting.de/projects/comp/comp2/dataphonic-
> > Globorama.pdf>
> >
> > <http://www.inka-magazin.de/wissen/artikel/globorama.html> - they
> > claim over 2000 immersive locations, which more or less correspond
> to
> > WWP up until 2006, doesn't it?
> >
> > and it seems that they had the budget to pay a PR agency:
> > <http://www.lifepr.de/pressemeldungen/zkm-zentrum-fuer-kunst-und-
> > medientechnologie-karlsruhe/boxid-17418.html>
> >
> > if you find further information, post it here, please.
> > Yuv
> >
>
> Hans Nyberg
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