Do you use other people’s images on your website or blog? Could you be breaking the law and leaving your business open to a legal dispute?

By now you should know that visual content is required if you want to engage your website and blog visitors, but that doesn’t mean use the best looking images you can find without thought for copyright laws. Make sure you’re allowed to use other people’s content first!

How do you know if you can use an image? Follow this flowchart from The Visual Communications Guy to find out. Click the image to enlarge.

Are You Legal The Laws & Ethics for Using Other People’s Images Online

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Published On: 15/12/2015-Categories: Marketing-
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