Getty Images signs controversial content deal with Google Drive
Getty Images and iStockphoto contributors were surprised to find some of their images available for free on Google Drive, an online suite of word processing and spreadsheet applications
Author: Olivier Laurent
18 Jan 2013 Tags: Getty images
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