A recent survey by public-relations firm Ruder Finn indicated that almost 38% of mobile phone users go online to post photographs or videos on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
Social Networking Sites Present Challenges for Copyright Protection
Many social networking site users are likely to be unaware of the potential copyright issues associated with posting such original works. Once the work is on the Internet, it must be assumed that it will be available to all parties, both intended and unintended. What legal remedies are available if somebody copies a photograph or video and uses it for his or her own purposes without the owner's consent?
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