• 20 May 11
  

  Jaap Walhout

  privacy copyright voorbeelden

• 17 May 10
  

  Bill Genereux

  privacy copyright stolen facebook internet_safety photography advertising digitalmedia family security photoshop

• 11 Apr 10
  

  Anne Bubnic

  Story of a family who discovered their family photo had been lifted and used in a grocery store ad in the Czech Republic.

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• 13 Mar 10
  

  r m

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• 13 Jul 09
  

  Melanie Hughes

  Stolen Picture May 28th, 2009
  So, this is the price we pay for indulging in social media, I guess.
  
  I am thrilled to have reconnected with so many friends on Facebook. One of them sent me this message yesterday:
  
  Alright, so how’s this for random: I’m i

  facebook image stolen cyberawareness photography copyright cybersafety for:metaljar

• 12 Jun 09
  

  Kim Hurst

  digital_citizenship safety privacy copyright photo

• 09 Jun 09
  

  Laura Smith

  This story is Amazing! I want to show this to my students to illustrate that once you put your picture/information on the internet, you never know what can happen!!

  family blog facebook privacy safety

• 06 Jun 09
  

  Keisa Williams

  A family photo posted on a blog and a password protected FB page gets converted to a storefront advertisement.
  "Alright, so how’s this for random: I’m in the car, taking my wife for a check up, pass by a new grocery store and notice that they have a pict

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  Michael Kaechele

  family whose facebook picture was stolen and used for an ad in Czech Republic

  copyright cybersafety facebook privacy

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  Myra Giersdorf

  WiredClass

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  Karl Fisch

  internet_safety internet_literacy digital_citizenship

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  Demetri Orlando

  facebook internet_safety

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  Bill Campbell

  Blogger writes that a friend saw a poster size replica of blogger's family christmas card (not intended for this) posted on a storefront in the Czech Republic. Photos included.

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  Chris Willmott

  Account of a private photo mysteriously ending up as a major window advertisement in Prague

  Facebook privacy ethics blog

• 

  Sébastien SAUVAGE

  Ça fout les boules. Personnellement, je n'aurais pas laissé passer.

• 

  Heather Sullivan

  edtech privacy

  • Stolen Picture

     

    May 28th, 2009

         

    So, this is the price we pay for indulging in social media, I guess.

     

    I am thrilled to have reconnected with so many friends on Facebook.  One of them sent me this message yesterday:

     

    Alright, so how’s this for random: I’m in the car, taking my wife for a check up, pass by a new grocery store and notice that they have a picture of you, your husband and two kids on the store front window. Life size. I kid you not. Will take a photo of it later today and send….

     

    What you don’t know from this message: this college friend lives in the CZECH REPUBLIC.
  • Just to let you and other readers know…you can do image searches on google using keywords like ‘family’ and such, and images all across the web on blogs, facebook and other places will pop up. I used to work in marketing and stock photos, or professional photos that are purposely staged for advertising use are expensive, so it’s not uncommon for people/agencies with less that reputable practices to pilfer images off the web. To prevent having your pics stolen, you can of course use flash to post stuff, but for the less-tech inclined user, make sure to only post low res images. They are absolutely fine for viewing on blogs, facebook, etc., but useless for marketing material. Also, when posting albums to facebook, make sure you select the ‘viewable by friends only’ otherwise, like I said before, they can show up on google searches and be accessed by anyone.
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  Grace Kat

  images stolen

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  Natalie Wojinski

  digitalfootprint stolen photo

• 05 Jun 09
  

  Alexandre Rosas

  family pic photo facebook privacy copyright abuse popurls

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