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Editorial Use Only Photos: What They Really Mean and Why You Can’t Ignore the Rules
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Editorial Use Only Photos: What They Really Mean and Why You Can’t Ignore the Rules

You've found the perfect image for your blog post. It's sharp, professional, and fits your content like a glove. There's just one problem: a small gray label reads "Editorial Use…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 30, 2026
Model Releases Explained: When You Actually Need Permission to Use Someone’s Photo
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Model Releases Explained: When You Actually Need Permission to Use Someone’s Photo

You snap what feels like the perfect street photograph—the light's hitting just right, the composition is flawless, and there's a stranger in the frame who makes the whole shot come…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 29, 2026
Standard YouTube License vs Creative Commons: Which Should You Choose for Your Videos?
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Standard YouTube License vs Creative Commons: Which Should You Choose for Your Videos?

You've just finished editing your video, written the perfect title, and now you're staring at YouTube's upload screen. There's a dropdown menu that says "License" with two options: Standard YouTube…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 27, 2026
Creative Commons Explained: What BY-NC-ND Actually Means for Your Projects
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Creative Commons Explained: What BY-NC-ND Actually Means for Your Projects

You found the perfect image for your YouTube video. It's labeled "Creative Commons" so you add it to your monetized content without a second thought. Three weeks later, you're hit…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 21, 2026
GPL vs. Split License in WordPress Themes: Why Premium Plugins Sell for $5 (And If That’s Legal)
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GPL vs. Split License in WordPress Themes: Why Premium Plugins Sell for $5 (And If That’s Legal)

You've seen those "GPL clubs" selling premium WordPress plugins for $5 when the original costs $199. Your gut tells you something's off, but the math is tempting. Before you click…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 20, 2026
Font Licensing Explained: Why Your Desktop Font Can’t Be Used on Your Website
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Font Licensing Explained: Why Your Desktop Font Can’t Be Used on Your Website

You've just bought the perfect font for your client's rebrand. The logo looks stunning. Then you try to embed it in the website header, and suddenly you're wondering if you're…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 18, 2026
Public Domain Myths: What’s Actually Free to Use (And What Could Get You Sued)
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Public Domain Myths: What’s Actually Free to Use (And What Could Get You Sued)

You've found the perfect vintage poster for your project. It's from 1952, so it's free to use, right? Not necessarily. You might've just stumbled into one of the most expensive…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 15, 2026
Can You Trademark AI-Generated Art? The Truth About Selling AI Logos in 2025
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Can You Trademark AI-Generated Art? The Truth About Selling AI Logos in 2025

You've just created what looks like the perfect logo using MidJourney or DALL-E. It's sleek, professional, and exactly what your new business needs. But before you slap it on your…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 11, 2026
Royalty-Free vs Copyright-Free: Why One Wrong Click Could Cost You Thousands
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Royalty-Free vs Copyright-Free: Why One Wrong Click Could Cost You Thousands

You found the perfect image for your blog. The site says "royalty-free," so you download it and publish. Three months later, you get a letter demanding $1,200 for copyright infringement.…
Posted by Darcey Wren January 11, 2026
Google Images “Labeled for Reuse”: Why You Can’t Trust It (And What to Do Instead)
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Google Images “Labeled for Reuse”: Why You Can’t Trust It (And What to Do Instead)

You've probably done this before: you need an image for your blog, presentation, or social media post. You head to Google Images, click on "Tools," select "Usage rights," and filter…
Posted by Darcey Wren December 19, 2025

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Digital Licensing Rules
  • Editorial Use Only Photos: What They Really Mean and Why You Can’t Ignore the Rules
  • Model Releases Explained: When You Actually Need Permission to Use Someone’s Photo
  • Standard YouTube License vs Creative Commons: Which Should You Choose for Your Videos?
  • Creative Commons Explained: What BY-NC-ND Actually Means for Your Projects
  • GPL vs. Split License in WordPress Themes: Why Premium Plugins Sell for $5 (And If That’s Legal)

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