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What the reel claims
1A single unlicensed photo can cost a shop up to $150,000.To check
2Damages are counted per work, not per sale.To check
3Most small sellers have never checked their image licences.To check
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Statutory damages guide“…the range is set per work, and rises where the use was deliberate…”
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[2]
Law firm client alert“…a court may award up to $150,000 for each act of wilful infringement…”
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The reel saysMost small sellers have never checked.
The sources sayNothing. So it stays out of the article.
News article · angle: what it costs a small shop
What one borrowed photo can cost a small shop
Copyright law counts damages per work, not per sale. Where a court finds the use was deliberate, the ceiling rises to $150,000 for each act.
[1]Statutory damages guide · copyright reference
[2]Law firm client alert · legal publisher
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The reel says
“Nine out of ten small shops are breaking this law right now.”
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The sources say
Two pages confirm the penalty. None gives a share of shops.
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News article
What one borrowed photo can cost a small shop
Copyright law counts damages per work, not per sale [1]. For a seller with forty product photos lifted from a supplier, the arithmetic turns serious fast [2].
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