Submitted by Infra_bread t3_z55r1h in mildlyinteresting
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Jerky-legs t1_ixu9v92 wrote
*calling in a hit squad to retrieve the formula"
hobo_hangover t1_ixuzhu8 wrote
I first read, poulettARSCHEN
MusicalMelody001 t1_ixv4glp wrote
How to tell whether or not a company actually officially lisenced their marketing photos. Because they have to either buy them, or pay for the rights to use them for business purposes. At least in the US. If you don't have the rights to use the pictures, they can sue.
Zorf96 t1_ixvdkb8 wrote
They could, but what benefit would they have in extracting a small amount of money (relative to the wealth of the entertainment industry) from a business in a completely unrelated field?
This sorta thing is very common, and rarely do the copyright holders take action, unless large amounts of money start being involved.
A mom and pop bakery is of no concern to them, even if they're legally in the wrong to use the image without consent
AyaElCegjar t1_ixvqvuy wrote
wo sagt man denn "weggen"? Ich kenn nur Weck
Infra_bread OP t1_ixvrkod wrote
Das ist halt Schweizerdeutsch ¯_(ツ)_/¯
AyaElCegjar t1_ixvropy wrote
achso, das erklärt einiges
P0L1Z1STENS0HN t1_ixwwvy5 wrote
Ich hab's an den Gipfeln erkannt. In Zürich gab es zum Frühstück "Gipfel" (auf gut deutsch: Croissant 🤣).
WiscoBrewDude t1_ixucmn0 wrote
There is hamburger on the menu, so they have a picture of a burger. Thats a pretty normal thing to do. Also, hamburgers were invented long before SpongeBob. So, a krabby patty is made to look like a burger.