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Safrea Addresses Inappropriate Use Of Freelancers' Material by Publishing Houses
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
26 September 2012
Safrea Addresses Inappropriate Use Of Freelancers' Material by Publishing Houses
The Southern African Freelancers’ Association (Safrea) is concerned about the increased frequency with which publishers are republishing freelancers' commissioned and ‘on spec’ content in other publications in their stable or online without agreement from the relevant journalist, photographer or designer, and without paying them for the re-use.
