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Until Getty goes after Bing too, from the scant details in the article.

This is why I'm scared of Twitch getting big enough to draw itself into publishers' crosshairs and have similar controls for copyright and stuff as YouTube does.

Getty already reached a deal with Microsoft regarding this in 2015:

https://searchengineland.com/microsoft-getty-images-announce...

im bullish on blockchain tech around solving this issue. No single point to sue & bully.

Just a public ledger to show exactly whom is responsible.

Suing individuals in multiple legal jurisdictions is both more technically difficult and worse PR than suing a big tech companies. There's a reason record labels gave up on that approach.

If the PR was that bad couldn't they just lobby the government to enforce the criminal aspect of copyright laws against people they can prove are breaking them, and ruin people's lives that way?

Here is a Chrome Extension that adds back View Image button: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/view-image-button-...

Someone's already done it: https://github.com/devunt/make-gis-great-again