Proposed UK copyright changes spark worldwide protests
US organisations representing photographers and photo agencies have written to the UK government to oppose proposed changes to the country's copyright laws making it legal to use "foreign works without the knowledge and permission of the copyright owners"
Author: Olivier Laurent
20 Nov 2012 Tags: Copyright
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