Got the letter today. I have already removed the the photo and I am currently replacing all other images on my site with images from a photo pack I purchased a while back.
With that said the photographer listed has copyrights listed under Himself for a CD compilation in 2002. He has two other entries listed by Corbis in 2009 (from Auto Database). His site has a link for stock images that goes to Getty? They do not list what the copyrights are, unless i missed that on the copyright.gov website. So i guess I'm confused why I recieved a letter from Getty? Shouldn't it be Corbis?
Does this copy right being listed by Corbis weigh in on this?
We're a small time IT (ie: my wife and I). I don't even remember where I got it. Usually I browse royalty free sites but I can't say it came from there. We posted the picture in a blog entry whose category was "educational". I know the intent in which the content was used probably doesn't change anything but figured I'd note it. We also don't have the fee, even if we wanted to pay it. It would equal 75% of what we've sold in the past three months.
With that said the photographer listed has copyrights listed under Himself for a CD compilation in 2002. He has two other entries listed by Corbis in 2009 (from Auto Database). His site has a link for stock images that goes to Getty? They do not list what the copyrights are, unless i missed that on the copyright.gov website. So i guess I'm confused why I recieved a letter from Getty? Shouldn't it be Corbis?
Does this copy right being listed by Corbis weigh in on this?
We're a small time IT (ie: my wife and I). I don't even remember where I got it. Usually I browse royalty free sites but I can't say it came from there. We posted the picture in a blog entry whose category was "educational". I know the intent in which the content was used probably doesn't change anything but figured I'd note it. We also don't have the fee, even if we wanted to pay it. It would equal 75% of what we've sold in the past three months.