
Nike · Carolyn Davidson · the Swoosh
The $35 invoice
How a tiny invoice became a very large ownership question.
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4 editions · 14 packages · 118 framesEditions 005–008
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Edition 005

Nike · Carolyn Davidson · the Swoosh
How a tiny invoice became a very large ownership question.
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Apple purchase interface
The button is simple. The rights underneath it are not.
View story ↗Canva download and sharing controls
An export, edit access and a source package are three different things.
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TikTok reuse and editing controls
Posting permission and editing permission are not interchangeable.
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Obama · Garcia · AP · Fairey
Four people and institutions; four different positions around one image.
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OpenAI · Scarlett Johansson · Sky
A voice can carry identity even when no face appears.
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NASA Graphics Standards Manual
Payment answers one question. Employment and ownership answer others.
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Meta · TikTok
Similar products can run on materially different authorization systems.
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Blender Foundation · YouTube
Open media still comes with a license, attribution and boundaries.
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Netflix availability notice
Availability notices reveal territory, timing and licensing underneath the interface.
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McDonald’s Canada Menu Heist
A recurring campaign is not one undated, interchangeable asset.
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Michael Jordan · Nike · Reebok · 1992 Olympics
A famous cover-up becomes a lesson in sponsorship, marks and context.
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