Blog Use License - Images for Blog Publishers

Fremont, California. To help blog publishers to meet increasingly challenging legal requirements, www.FeaturePics.com today announced the release of the Blog Use License(tm), the latest effort to help the Internet Community to excel when publishing it's independent content.

According to several studies, most of the blog publishers use unlicensed images, citing the main problem as a lack of knowledge, a lack of resources and a lack of time to find quality images. FeaturePics's Blog Use License(tm) features a number of tools allowing blog publishers to use low resolution (130 pixel) images without watermarks in blog/news content. Bloggers can concentrate on publishing independent content and leave licensing issues alone potentially avoiding copyright issues in the future.

"FeaturePics created Blog Use License(tm) for anyone who wants to use free images without copyright infringement," said Elena Oreal, operations leader for FeaturePics.com. "All images listed under this type of license are well-categorized, described, and searchable."

Technology and the Internet have transformed the way people look at
information. Much of the user-generated content found using search engines, is difficult to distinguish when it comes to publishing rights. "Blog publishers sometimes cannot find the copyright owner and it stops them using a particular image in the blog content" continues Elena. "FeaturePics with Blog Use License(tm) provides trusted resources that directs blog users to the colorful and free content."


Blog Use License(tm) is the original blog licensing solution, which is
available on the Internet. FeaturePics(tm) is proud to pioneer this new
trend in Web 2.0 era by offering this easy-to-use solution for bloggers. To help this creative community of the 21st Century FeaturePics allows Blog publishers the freedom to change the image treatment. For example, add css styling and alignment for the image, so that it fits the feel and look of your blog.

"FeaturePics wants its images to be more accessible to bloggers who have become a driving force behind providing free information unbiased by mass media" Elena said. "These solution can be easily used and all instructions on how to place the image in blog/news content will be provided for each particular image."

Blog Use License is now available exclusively on FeaturePics.com web site. The license has been introduced in cooperation with an experienced stock photographer from http://www.flemishdreams.com

Full information about licensing, terms of use and images can be obtained and discussed on FeaturePics.com at http://www.featurepics.com/Editorial/Images-for-Blogs.aspx