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Freedom of panorama: EU proposal could mean holiday snaps breach copyright
EU plans to reform copyright law could see Britons facing legal action for publishing photos they have taken of famous landmarks
A new EU proposal could see millions of Britons face legal action for uploading photos of famous UK landmarks onto personal websites or even Facebook pages.
Monuments such as the Angel of the North and the London Eye, or public works of art such as Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth or Liverpool’s Superlambananas, may need to be blacked out in holiday snaps to avoid breaching the copyright of individual architects or artists.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/11695345/Freedom-of-panorama-EU-proposal-could-mean-holiday-snaps-breach-copyright.html
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UK population increases by 500,000, official figures show
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-33266792
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'Colossal' fall in demand for luxury homes in parts of London, data reveals
Desire for homes across London polarises, while house sales jump in Scotland, Bristol and the outer commuter zones
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/property/11697582/Colossal-fall-in-demand-for-luxury-homes-in-parts-of-London-data-reveals.html
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BT aims to shut down traditional phone network to help it battle US tech giants
Call on Ofcom to slash red tape and recognise new technology as part of Openreach overhaul
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/telecoms/11696314/BT-aims-to-shut-down-traditional-phone-network-to-help-it-battle-US-tech-giants.html
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Greece crisis: Talks go to the wire as Tsipras faces austerity ultimatum and Putin supports Brexit ahead of EU summit - live
European finance ministers and leaders meet in Brussels for EU summit as Finnish finance minister says "it's going to the wire"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11697782/Greece-debt-crisis-EU-Summit-live.html
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Freedom of panorama: EU proposal could mean holiday snaps breach copyright
EU plans to reform copyright law could see Britons facing legal action for publishing photos they have taken of famous landmarks
A new EU proposal could see millions of Britons face legal action for uploading photos of famous UK landmarks onto personal websites or even Facebook pages.
Monuments such as the Angel of the North and the London Eye, or public works of art such as Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth or Liverpool’s Superlambananas, may need to be blacked out in holiday snaps to avoid breaching the copyright of individual architects or artists.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/11695345/Freedom-of-panorama-EU-proposal-could-mean-holiday-snaps-breach-copyright.html
Is this a late April Fool's joke..? What next!!