Photo: David Slater PETA may be close to settling its lawsuit involving 'Naruto' the macaque monkey and a selfie it allegedly took using photographer David Slater's camera. Per PETA's 2015 legal claim, Naruto (the monkey) owns the copyright to the image, not Slater, because the animal took the selfie on its own--that lawsuit, which has dragged on for the better part of two years, has left Slater broke. Slater's troubles began shortly after the photo went viral, as multiple entities refused to re...
Photo: David Slater PETA may be close to settling its lawsuit involving 'Naruto' the macaque monkey and a selfie it allegedly took using photographer David Slater's camera. Per PETA's 2015 legal claim, Naruto (the monkey) owns the copyright to the image, not Slater, because the animal took the selfie on its own--that lawsuit, which has dragged on for the better part of two years, has left Slater broke. Slater's troubles began shortly after the photo went viral, as multiple entities refused to re...
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