A crested macaque named Naruto walked up to photographer David John Slater’s camera and pressed the shutter and took a “monkey selfie”.
The court declined to dismiss the case, saying it's "wary of abetting ‘strategic behavior’ on the part of institutional litigants."
April 13, 2018 at 03:57 PM
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The Ninth Circuit is heading back to the zoo.
Seven months after a nature photographer and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals settled the famed monkey selfie copyright case, the appellate court has said not so fast. It will be issuing an opinion after all, and probably shortly.
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