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Title: Getty
Post by: apagano on November 28, 2012, 16:39

Hello, I am new to stock for about 3 years now.. New to this forum today. My question is what are my legal obligations to Getty in terms of submitting images to other stock agencies, such as Alamy? Only those Getty has formaly rejected? or any ? Or none at all?

Thank You

APagano

Title: Re: Getty
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on November 28, 2012, 16:58

Maybe read your agreement with them?

Title: Re: Getty
Post by: leaf on November 28, 2012, 17:21

I removed your other thread.  Please only start one thread per topic.

Title: Re: Getty
Post by: apagano on November 29, 2012, 07:04

I have read my agreeent,( see beloe ) I am just looking for clarification regarding what it means. I interpret it that I can submit rejected images
to another agency, but first need to submit to Getty?

Thanks



All Content submitted to Getty Images is on a Content exclusive basis. This means that Content submitted to Getty Images and any other content that is substantially the same (a “Similar”) may not be licensed to any third party unless Getty Images has notified you that it has been rejected. In addition, you must submit exclusively to Getty Images any and all Content (a) that you have taken on assignment for or as a representative of Getty Images; (b) that you have created acting on information, direction or access provided through Getty Images; or (c) where Getty Images is funding any of the costs incurred in connection with creating that Content. Additional terms apply to editorial Content,

Title: Re: Getty
Post by: araminta on November 29, 2012, 07:12

As I understand it, you need to submit first to Getty only images which have been requested by Getty, either on assignment or for example through tweets they use to request for certain subjects.