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Copyright infringements by MPs, taxation of interest on Payment Protection Insurance payouts, compulsory self-billing, the PLUS registry, finding a good copyright lawyer and ‘Stolen photographs: what to do?’ – Simon Crofts’ excellent article published right here on the EPUK web site.

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	Resources There are 6 articles in EPUK's Resources archives:
	If you read nothing else...read this: A Must-Read: The ABCD of Photographic Copyright Written by the British Photographers' Liaison Committee, this booklet explains the basics of current UK copyright law. Any professional photographer in the UK market should treat this as a reference point for any questions regarding his copyright vis-a-vis his clients and/or employers. Read more > Download the booklet here as a .pdf file (2.38 MB) > Looking for terms and conditions ? We recommend those on the AOP's website here
	28 June 2010 Police, photographers and the Law Civil Rights Lawyers Shamik Dutta and Rosie Brighouse of Bhatt Murphy answer fifteen key questions on police powers and photography in Britain today. Photographs Jules Mattsson and David Hoffman. Read more >

	2 March 2008 ACPO Police-Media Guidelines The following guidelines were first introduced by the Metropolitan Police in March 2006 following two years of negotiations by the BPPA, the NUJ and the CIJ. They were later adopted by all police forces in Britain in April 2007. Read more >

	3 June 2006 Picture Desk Modem Numbers Disclaimer: All numbers are published ‘as is’ and no guarantee is given that they are either up to date or accurate. If in doubt, please check with the relevant publication. If you have additional numbers, please write to editor@epuk.org Read more >

	29 May 2006 Newspaper email addresses Disclaimer: All email addresses are published ‘as is’ and no guarantee is given that they are either up to date or accurate. If in doubt, please check with the relevant publication. If you have additional numbers, please write to editor@epuk.org Read more >

	19 January 2006 The EPUK Fair Play for Citizen Journalists Campaign EPUK believes in fair treatment for eyewitness photographers who submit their photos to commercial media organisations. Read more >

	2 November 2002 Standard response to Copyright Grabs This is a model letter intended to make clear the reasons why those commissioning photography do not need to own the copyright, why it’s not in their best interest & why serious professionals will turn away work on such terms. Read more >

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