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Aren’t magazine editors supposed to know about copyright law?
Posted by: Dale Franks on Thursday, May 25, 2006

 Apparently, someone else needs a lesson about not getting the Special Forces community PO'd at them. In this case it's HFM, a multimedia conglomerate with 200 publications in 30 countries. They've started a new magazine, called Shock. Frankly, I'm shocked to see that they appear to have ...uh...appropriated Michael Yon's famous Strength and Compassion photograph to put on the cover:

Shock Magazine Cover - Now with plagiarism!

The number for HFM is (212) 767-6000. Someone should call them to explain that stealing is wrong. It's especially wrong when you have really, really deep pockets. Ok, maybe it isn't more wrong. But it's certainly more stupid.

There's more at Blackfive.
 
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On the other hand the law suit will help fund Yon’s work for several years...The Universe is in balance.
 
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