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This is odd. More than likely just an error, but there are images published on this page with the Alamy banner intact (not viewable directly when viewing the page). English Heritage The Origins of English Place Names Page last updated ==<lastmod>2020-09-23T16:17:14+01:00</lastmod> WE8G5C by eye35.pix G3PY39 by Chris Dorney FX3P84 by Slawek Staszczuk 2B24HC3 by Colin Waters EXAJR2 by robertharding BAPYEE by Rob Whitworth
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A response from DACS (redacted! 😉) : "You can claim for URLs separately from books and magazines within the Part 1 claim. So yes, you can claim for your images in the physical copy of the magazine, and then also for the magazine website if the images also appear online. If you had 1 image published in 12 separate issues of xxxMagazine, you would claim for the physical magazine as above. If those images were also published on this website, then you would claim for these as well. The list you provide here is matched with the Copyright Licensing Agency’s
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Google does its own thing! 😂 I have had many results that appear in Google one day, only to disappear the next. 🙃 Especially within paywalled sites. Had a couple in Murdoch Aussie titles (paywalled) from 2018, which I found purely by chance on Google and reported to Alamy as unreported and unpaid - finally settled this year. Would never have known had I not been randomly searching on the right day. Not to be found on Google anymore. Could be a whole host of reasons including the current fracas. Your example could be owing to the same, seemingly random changes that Googl
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Hoping that they'll reply today. In my previous entries I am unable to enter any info in the URL field, so I'm guessing that I'll have to create a totally separate entry for URLs? I've asked. They did confirm that when URLs are entered, they have to be in a similar fashion to ISSNs (i.e. one ISSN == one magazine regardless of issue number/date) - so however many uses you have on any website, you only enter the top level of the URL. So, in your case, you would NOT enter http://www.bbc.co.uk/earth/story/20160323-the-terrifying-tsunami-that-devastated-britain, and all the other specif