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Agency Based Discussion => Adobe Stock => Topic started by: Reimar on February 04, 2020, 12:17
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A question for Mat or anyone who knows:
Is it possible to get a spreadsheet from AS that has basic info like whether usage was for a book or magazine and the territory it applies to.
I know this is usually rights managed territory, but lately I see a lot RF images with detailed usage info from other sites. This info is very useful when making claims for copyright payback schemes like DACS in the UK or Access Copyright in Canada.
Finding usage by google searches only returns a small fraction of usages.
Any hope?
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A question for Mat or anyone who knows:
Is it possible to get a spreadsheet from AS that has basic info like whether usage was for a book or magazine and the territory it applies to.
I know this is usually rights managed territory, but lately I see a lot RF images with detailed usage info from other sites. This info is very useful when making claims for copyright payback schemes like DACS in the UK or Access Copyright in Canada.
Finding usage by google searches only returns a small fraction of usages.
Any hope?
No, sorry but we are not able to share customer information.
Kind regards,
Mat Hayward
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A question for Mat or anyone who knows:
Is it possible to get a spreadsheet from AS that has basic info like whether usage was for a book or magazine and the territory it applies to.
I know this is usually rights managed territory, but lately I see a lot RF images with detailed usage info from other sites. This info is very useful when making claims for copyright payback schemes like DACS in the UK or Access Copyright in Canada.
Finding usage by google searches only returns a small fraction of usages.
Any hope?
No, sorry but we are not able to share customer information.
Kind regards,
Mat Hayward
OK, thanks Mat. I know no agent/library will share customer information, and that is as expected. Usage information however is strictly anonymous (e.g. worldwide use in textbook).
I assume AS has that information and are just happy leaving copyright payback money on the table. Alamy make quite a bit of money making these payback claims for contributors. Something AS bean counters might want to look at.