Tesco used student image on clothes 'without permission'

The Daily Mail were up on their high horse about this too. That'll be the same DM that nicks images off the web and uses them in their paper. :lol:
 
This has happened before with fashion and t-shirts, Tesco have a moral duty of care to make sure the images are used above board, but ultimately there's a designer somewhere that's grabbed a image and then sold the design as their own.
 
Bend The Light said:
Need to get some pictures of me on a blog...maybe they'll nickl one of those and use it, then I can get some cash from them?

I think this'd look well printed on little girls summer dresses, eh?
What do you reckon?


30th Movember by http://bendthelight.me.uk, on Flickr
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they could use that as a Health & Safety poster... to keep the kids away from the fire :lol:
 
At least the Daily Mail used 6 pictures online, when 1 is enough, so on a positive note, a good payday for the agency, unless it was sold as a package. ;)
 
doesnt surprise me to be honest, clothing designs often get approved without any thought about where the "inspriation" came from until theyre in hot water.

for example VW recently started enforcing their rights on the beetle and camper where a lot of clothing companys have got away with use for many years unimpeded.
 
Am I the only one impressed by how hot she is???

Where's that coat smiley.....
 
Similar thing with GAP before.. I wonder what's the result
 
POAH said:
Neither did the second
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Really??? I know you like to wind people up on here but that takes the biscuit!
 
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neil_g said:
why does the girl in the third pic on that DM page have a skunk humping her leg?

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Clearly, the skunk agrees too!
 
odd jim said:
Really??? I know you like to wind people up on here but that takes the biscuit!
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ignore him jim - billy goat gruff will be along shortly.
 
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