Evening Standard's "heat of the moment" decision could constitutes copyright infringement
A "heat of the moment" decision by the Evening Standard to publish an image of a helicopter crash sourced from Twitter could constitute copyright infringement, says an expert on media law
Author: Olivier Laurent
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