Microsoft and Nikon, responding to outrage from photographers, have admitted to letting their standards slip with the Iconic Britain competition
Microsoft and Nikon are suffering a serious backlash from their attempt to encourage copyright infringement
The 'Iconic Britain' photo competition asks you to enter other people's images - presumably because actually taking pictures is too much effort
The internet has given ordinary people powers they never had before - such as the ability to infringe other people's copyright
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