Photography industry shows mass opposition to government copyright changes [UPDATE]
More than 70 organisations representing photographers, agencies and picture libraries – from Associated Press, Getty Images, Magnum Photos to the Press Association and Reuters – have joined forces, urging Parliament to vote against proposed changes to UK copyright law, BJP can exclusively reveal
Author: Olivier Laurent
11 Jan 2013 Tags: CopyrightHouse of lordsCopyright, designs and patents act 1988
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