Can Pinterest survive without copyrighted content?
Rapidly growing social media website Pinterest has bowed to pressure from photographers and copyright holders who complained that the “sharing” site had allowed its users to post content that did not belong to them.
Pinterest is reforming its terms of service, asking users to only post content they created, or content they have explicit permission to publish according to The Week.com.
Read the full story on The Week.com website: http://theweek.com/article/index/226141/can-pinterest-survive-without-copyrighted-contentnbsp.
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“asking users to only post content they created, ”
Hahahaha
You can’t upload pictures on Pinterest, you can only pin stuff from other people’s website.
Pinterest talks from both sides of its mouth.