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With closing arguments set for Friday in a photographer's copyright lawsuit against Kat Von D over a Miles Davis tattoo she produced, some observers say the outcome could have a chilling impact on the tattoo industry. https://t.co/bSqad7kVcI
NEW: A first-of-its-kind copyright infringement trial is scheduled to begin today. Like the tattoo at issue in the case, the lawsuit is poised to leave a lasting impression, not only on copyright law, but the entire multi-billion-dollar tattoo industry.
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A lawsuit filed over a copyrighted image against celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D could upend the tattoo industry itself. Von D argued she’s never needed to receive a license for a photo to base a tattoo on because of fair use rules. https://t.co/xzj9lFKpBm
Kat Von D fought claims she tattooed a photographer’s “iconic” portrait of jazz legend Miles Davis on a friend without proper credit or compensation
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Celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D went on trial over a photographer’s claims that an image of a Miles Davis tattoo she inked on a client infringed his copyright — in a case that may upend the entire industry.
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Tattoo artists regularly skirt copyright law by copying images in their work, the attorney for a photographer suing celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D said Tuesday. https://t.co/AYa4BdEpvJ
Kat Von D testified that the Miles Davis tattoo she inked on a friend was her personal “interpretation” of a copyrighted photo and brought her no financial benefit
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Celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D didn’t charge her friend for a tattoo of jazz legend Miles Davis, but she still profited, lawyers for the photographer who shot the portrait the tattoo is based on said. https://t.co/BzosNLECsV
Kat Von D's trial could upend the tattoo industry.
She's likely testifying today--I'll be in the courtroom. First day was yesterday, read about it here (for free) @BLaw
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