For this week's Critical Analysis, you will be reading 2 articles regarding a recent lawsuit regarding copyright law. You will then answer the questions below. Post your answers as a comment to this blog post—make sure to post to the correct class period's blog post.
First, read the articles below: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/09/12/550417823/-animal-rights-advocates-photographer-compromise-over-ownership-of-monkey-selfie https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/11/us/selfie-monkey-lawsuit-settlement.html Next, answer these questions in complete sentences:
This is due for a grade by MIDNIGHT.
JAacob Perez
3/4/2020 08:37:02 am
The issue of this image is who the image belongs to, the monkey or the man. The image was taken by David Slater and it's a picture of a macaque
Gabby Beck
3/5/2020 11:29:04 am
The articles are about a selfie a monkey took and the debate on who really owns it; the monkey or David Slater. PETA filed a lawsuit on behalf of the monkey.
Suly Welsh
3/5/2020 11:32:07 am
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Andy Cubriel
3/5/2020 11:39:03 am
The articles are about a lawsuit that took place because a monkey took a selfie with an unattended camera, and people thought that the owner of the camera should not be able to distribute it. The people involved were PETA, David Slater (the owner of the camera), and Naruto (a Macaque monkey in the jungles of Indonesia).
Alissa Welsh
3/5/2020 11:40:19 am
The article is about animal rights and if they should have copyrights. The issue was that when Naruto took an image that looked as if the monkey was taking a selfie and some people thought that this action showed how Slater doesn’t respect the wild animals. The people who were named through the articles are the judge: William H. Orrick, Naruto: the monkey, David J. Slater: the camera owner, and general counsel for PETA: Jeff Kerr. Comments are closed.
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