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:
Farouuk Ramzan
4/12/2019 03:13:43 pm
1.The articles talk about an incident that occurred which produced an internet famous selfie of a Macaque (endangered species of monkey). David Slater took a trip to Sulawesi, Indonesia in 2011 where he set up his camera on a tripod with autofocus on. Naruto, the monkey, approached the camera and clicked the shutter button as he grinned at the camera. This photo has sparked a long court battle between David Slater and PETA. PETA is fighting for Naruto’s copyrights.
Clara Blume
4/15/2019 08:35:19 am
These articles are about who owns the rights to the photo that the monkey took of itself. The owner of the unattended camera on which the photo was taken is David J. Slater. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sued Mr. Slater.
Claire Rollwitz
4/15/2019 08:38:04 am
1.) The two articles are about a lawsuit over a monkey selfie. Disputes occurred between what do to with the image and if it should have copyrights. The people involved in this case include Daniel J. Slater, the owner of the camera, and the lawsuit organization PETA.
Eden Vogelsang
4/15/2019 08:38:54 am
The artlices are about how the PETA filed a lawsuit against the photographer David Slater over who avtually owns the photo, David or Naruto.
Hasan Ehsan
4/15/2019 08:40:49 am
1. These articles are about the issue of whether a photograph that was taken by a monkey belongs to the monkey or the photographer who owns the camera in terms of copyrights. The organizations involved are the photographer, David Slater; PETA, an animal rights group; Naruto, the monkey who took the picture; and the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, the group that sued Slater.
Sofia Galindo
4/15/2019 08:41:40 am
1. The articles are about a monkey named Naruto who took a selfie with a photographer’s camera. The issue is who should own the images Naruto took, the photographer of the monkey. The monkey, U.S. Copyright Office, Wikipedia, the photographer David Slater, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, PETA, and U.S. District Judge William Orrick were involved.
Sergio SAnchez
4/15/2019 08:42:38 am
1The articles are about monkey rights and that naruto owns the photo
Matthew Sutherland
4/15/2019 08:46:21 am
1. The articles are about a lawsuit over whether a monkey owns a picture he took with a man’s camera. The issue is that the monkey Naruto took a picture of himself using a camera that belonged to a man named David Slater. The organization PETA sued Slater because they believe that the rights to the photograph belongs to Naruto.
teresa lei
4/15/2019 08:46:49 am
mariah podwika
4/15/2019 08:48:18 am
1.) A 6 year old monkey, Naruto, pressed the shutter button on the unattended camera, owned by David J. Slater, and took a smiling selfie. PETA comes whether the monkey owned the rights to it.
Samantha Meldner
4/15/2019 08:48:25 am
What are the articles about? What is the issue, and who are the people, organizations, and animals involved?
EmmaKate Spies
4/16/2019 01:19:33 pm
The articles are about a 6 year-old monkey who had its picture taken and there are questions about who owns the images. The questions about who owns the pictures created a lawsuit against the photographer claiming that the monkey owns the rites to the images. The organizations that are involved are PETA and the people who are involved are the photographer. Comments are closed.
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