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Perfect 10 v. Google — Copyright Infringement does not Automatically Result in Injunctive Relief
Perfect 10 is a website which sells subscriptions to view its collection of nude photographs. The photographs are in a password protected area of the Perfect 10 website and are not publicly available. Certain third party websites copied Perfect 10’s photographs and republished them on the internet without permission. Once the photographs are on the public internet, Google indexes these third party websites and creates a thumbnail image of the photograph which it retains in […]
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