Kevin Marx |
09-11-2007 08:59 AM |
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Originally Posted by thumbsdepot
(Post 13071455)
Child nudity does not always equal child pornography. The determining factor with child pornography is not whether the child is nude, partially nude, or fully clothed. The determining factor is what the child is doing and/or having done to him/her is.
http://www.asacp.org/page.php?content=faq#3
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yes.. nudity does not equal child porn. There are lots of naturist sites out there where someone can see naked underage children.
As far as FHM goes, this doesn't surprise me. I had a shot of a model published online by FHM and I didnt' find out about it until the shot had probably 200 million views or so. The picture actually won a contest that the girl had submitted the image for.
When someone told me my shot was on FHM I contacted them and said WTF are you doing, you don't have a right to publish that picture????. They said that the model gave them rights to it.... to which I said... and who gave them to her?
I threatened a copyright suit, etc etc... to which I learned infringment cases can run in th range of 250K or so to prosecute... to whit I said.. how bout you put that picture back up with my copyright info and contact info???
They don't care.. they know you won't sue them. They won't steal from someone that has money (i.e. playboy, maxim, etc).. but they don't give a shit about a little guy... you don't have the money to do anything about it.
Regarding publishing a picture of a 14 year old. Hey... they got permission from the photographer... that's all they care about. Remember the old saying.. it's easier to ask forgiveness than permission? There ya go.
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