Photo: David Slater PETA has announced that it has settled its copyright lawsuit against photographer David Slater over his iconic "monkey selfie," a self-portrait allegedly taken by a macaque named Naruto. The image went viral a few years ago, ultimately catching the attention of PETA, who argued that Naruto--not Slater--was the image's legal copyright holder. This spurred a lawsuit that has dragged on for about two years. The legal issues began shortly after the monkey selfie went viral. Vario...
Photo: David Slater PETA has announced that it has settled its copyright lawsuit against photographer David Slater over his iconic "monkey selfie," a self-portrait allegedly taken by a macaque named Naruto. The image went viral a few years ago, ultimately catching the attention of PETA, who argued that Naruto--not Slater--was the image's legal copyright holder. This spurred a lawsuit that has dragged on for about two years. The legal issues began shortly after the monkey selfie went viral. Vario...
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