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9. The monkey didn't have to work with several actors to make the picture.

Wed Sep 3, 2014, 11:16 AM

Sep 2014

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Jennifer Lawrence -- Non-Selfie Nude Pics Create Legal Hurdle [View all] jakeXT Sep 2014 OP

Supporting precedent..... msanthrope Sep 2014 #1

How come the monkey takes a better pic than Bradley Cooper? FSogol Sep 2014 #2

The monkey didn't have to work with several actors to make the picture. Dr. Strange Sep 2014 #9

Yes, the person that took them still has copyright mathematic Sep 2014 #15

Thank you. Good to know. Tuesday Afternoon Sep 2014 #16

Websites should have to have signed release forms frazzled Sep 2014 #5

The Constitution doesn't have an explicit protection of privacy. Kablooie Sep 2014 #13

It isn't a constitutional privacy issue - Ms. Toad Sep 2014 #17

So someone who wants to post a picture of their cat on DU Nye Bevan Sep 2014 #10

Releases aren't required for cats. Ms. Toad Sep 2014 #18

TMZ is just utterly worthless mythology Sep 2014 #6

What does TMZ have to do with it? LisaL Sep 2014 #8

What if the camera is owned by someone other than the photographer? Kablooie Sep 2014 #11

My sympathies are with the actress fadedrose Sep 2014 #21