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Nuetrik [128]
2 years ago
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Anthony is creating a webpage and sees this symbol next to a photograph he wants to use. Graphic for public domain license. Is h

e permitted to use the image on his webpage? Yes, it is available for personal or commercial use. No, because the law prohibits him from reproducing it. No, because it is subject to fair use laws. Yes, if he pays a fee to use it.
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1 answer:
alexira [117]2 years ago
7 0

The answer to the question on whether Anthony is permitted to use the image with the symbol, "Graphic for public domain license," is:  Yes, it is available for personal or commercial use.

Graphics that are depicted as public domain images are available to the public. This means that members of the public can use these images without fear of flouting the license or copyright laws.

So, Anthony is free to use the photograph that has the inscription-  Graphic for public domain license.

Learn more about public domain license here:

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