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    IP Law Daily, COPYRIGHT—D. N.M.: Just because a photograph was ‘above the fold’ does not mean it was a driver of profits, (Oct 28, 2026)

    Law Firms Mentioned:Mullins & Baker, P.A.
    Organizations Mentioned:The Journal Publishing Co.

    By Matthew Hersh, J.D.

    A copyright infringement lawsuit brought by two convicted felons is largely dismissed on summary judgment.

    The fact that a newspaper placed a photograph above the fold in connection with a front-page story over two recently indicted fraudsters was not ...

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