Remember the monkey selfie case? The one where a macaque named Naruto got a hold of a wildlife photographer's camera and took a series of fabulous selfies, sparking an unlikely copyright fight? “On appeal, the crazy got crazier,” wrote a lawyer for photographer David Slater last week.
August 29, 2016 at 09:46 PM
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Remember the monkey selfie case? The one where a macaque in Indonesia named Naruto got a hold of a wildlife photographer’s camera and took a series of fabulous selfies, sparking an unlikely copyright fight?
“On appeal, the crazy got crazier,” wrote a lawyer for photographer David Slater last week.
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