Finding images for re-use without infringing copyright
Channel: Sibylle Nalezinski
Date: 18/01/2012

Finding images for re-use without infringing copyright.

Summary of the video:
1. open www.google.com (or www.google.co.uk ...)
2. Click on 'images' in the upper Google menu
3. Insert a search term for an image
4. At the bottom of the results page, click on 'Switch to basic version'
5. Near the top of the 'Basic version', click on 'Advanced Search'
6. Select 'Only images labeled for re-use [...]'
7. Find and click on the thumbnail of an image you like. 
8. Find the copyright or licence for this image. This is different for different images or sites. If the image you have selected happens to be in Flickr, you can right-click on the photo to get a link to the licence.
9. Attribution is basically always a requirement. You can attribute by copying the artist's e-mail address or address of his/her website where you found the image, so the artist can be traced back.
10. Publish the attribution link together with the image you have selected.
11. Heed other obligations of the licence as required.

Credits:
This video is modelled on another one: http://youtu.be/Ws3ZADd7c3o
I would have used that video, but the sound is not very good. Thank you very much, though!