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Thursday, October 19, 2017

Think Twice Before Using That Picture You Found Online. You Could Be Stealing Someone’s Intellectual Property

1. An Online Housing Giant Picked a Fight With a One-Woman Blog. And Lost

2. No, You Can’t Use My Photos on Your Brand’s Instagram for Free

3. How Using Google Images Can Cost You $8,000
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