Are you using other people’s images on your website or blog? Could you be infringing upon copyright laws and getting into trouble?

If you’re a regular here you’ll know that we use other people’s images / infographics on a daily basis. In the most part people create infographics for sharing so crediting the creator with a link is generally accepted, but what if you aren’t just sharing infographics?

For some guidance on how to avoid copyright infringement take a look at this infographic from Vound.

Is Your Website Breaking Image Copyright Laws This Guide Will Tell You

 

Mark Walker-Ford

Author:
Mark Ford

Published On: 25/09/2015-Categories: Content Marketing-
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