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Under current French law, it’s not illegal to snap a photo of the illuminated Eiffel Tower — one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations and happy-snap stars. But publishing that photograph or sharing it on Facebook or Instagram could potentially draw the attention of copyright lawyers.

That’s because the tower’s nightly light display, designed by Pierre Bideau in 1983, is classified as a separate “artistic installation,” and protected by copyright.

The rights-holders to the Eiffel Tower’s nightly display say they do not pursue people who post on social media or publishers who use the image in news. But French law leaves open the possibility for them to change their mind (LOL ) as to what constitutes commercial use, whether it’s direct exploitation or indirect and casual usage.

Banned! Taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower at night
9/26/16
http://www.politico.eu/article/banne...yright-law-eu/


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