More than $120,000,000 at stake in AFP v. Morel case
"[Agence France-Presse] got caught with a hand in the cookie jar and will have to pay." This statement, written in 2010 by an AFP photo desk editor, could become reality if a judge finds in favour of freelance photographer Daniel Morel in his two-year-long case against the French photo agency and its partner, Getty Images. Olivier Laurent reports
Author: Olivier Laurent
01 May 2012 Tags: Afp v. morel
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