Daily Mail caught in copyright infringement storm
The Daily Mail has reaffirmed that it doesn't infringe on photographers' copyright after it was caught using four images without their authors' authorisations
Author: Olivier Laurent
26 May 2010 Tags: CopyrightDaily mail
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