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Whether maintaining a blog or a beloved long-running website , you will have likely run into problems with accidentally using copyrighted images. It’s easy enough to do, there’s so much misinformation around fair-usage from country-to-country that it’s easy to assume you’ll be safe, but still end up with a huge invoice from Getty Images.
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How to find copyright free images with Google Image Search and other resources
Tags: content, creative commons, data visualization, development, flickr, google image search, images, SEO
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Jul 16
12
Whether maintaining a blog or a beloved long-running website , you will have likely run into problems with accidentally using copyrighted images. It’s easy enough to do, there’s so much misinformation around fair-usage from country-to-country that it’s easy to assume you’ll be safe, but still end up with a huge invoice from Getty Images. If you have fully paid-up access to an image provider or stock image library, then fantastic.
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How to find copyright free images with Google Image Search and other resources
Tags: content, creative commons, data visualization, development, flickr, google image search, images, SEO
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