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PETA Suit Claims Monkey Holds the Copyright to Famous Selfie, but the Ladies ... - E! Online
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E! Online <img alt="" height="1" width="1"> PETA Suit Claims Monkey Holds the Copyright to Famous Selfie, but the Ladies ... E! Online We're all just trying to make a buck, but now it seems monkeys are, too. Remember when wildlife photographer David J. Slater stepped away from his camera for a hot second only to discover a crested black macaque named Naturo had snapped a selfie? PETA lawsuit: Monkey should own selfie copyrightCBS News When a macaque monkey takes a selfie, who owns it?Christian Science Monitor I'd be smiling, too, if I owned the copyright to this photographWashington Post Fortune -Tech Times all 54 news articles » More...
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