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The German Photography Council set out eight demands concerning legal protection and remuneration for training, affirmative permission, data transparency, metadata preservation, authenticity labels, opposition to treating copyright as a bargaining chip in trade, and democratic participation in regulation.
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The German Photography Council set out eight demands concerning legal protection and remuneration for training, affirmative permission, data transparency, metadata preservation, authenticity labels, opposition to treating copyright as a bargaining chip in trade, and democratic participation in regulation.
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Editorial interpretation: records specific demands of a German professional photography organization concerning creative rights, image authenticity, and technology governance, retaining organizations’ separate positions.
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The German Photography Council set out eight demands concerning legal protection and remuneration for training, affirmative permission, data transparency, metadata preservation, authenticity labels, opposition to treating copyright as a bargaining chip in trade, and democratic participation in regulation.
SRC-0161PDF text pages 1–5: eight demands and footer dated August 20, 2025; pages 6–8: references, whose linked originals have not been checked.
Deutscher Fotorat · DE · Date unknown
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