Hi, I was going to suggest you join Magnum, and let them look after this sort of thing <g>.
But then I remembered that they have similar problems. Philip Jones Griffiths told a story about it at a talk I went to once. After Francis Ford Coppola had eventually finished 'Apocalypse Now!' it was clear that he had lifted some significant sections and pieces of text from the book 'Vietnam, Inc.' by Jones-Griffiths. So Magnum asked for some money and a credit because they own the copyright. Griffiths said "Coppola replied in the traditional Hollywood style: 'Sue me'". Magnum never got their money or credit, so at least you're in good company. Cheers, Bob Friday, November 14, 2003, 6:03:39 PM, you wrote: > Yup - one of my best photo-journalistic shots at a Scrabble tournament at the Grand > Canyon some > years ago was credited to the staff writer who had me take the photo. I don't think > they > ever published a correction. > But I've more often had them simply left off, even when promised by whoever asked me > for them that they would make sure the credit was there. > Sometimes though you get lucky an they reprint the photo when they correct - > But it is very annoying, nonetheless.
