In a message dated 8/25/2009 11:12:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time, andrewrturvey@googlemail.com writes:

I had an interesting conversation with a senior BBC exec on this the other day. Apparently, their lawyers aren't sufficiently comfortable with the copyright violation checking on Wikimedia Commons to be able to rely on free photographs, so they don't use them. Bizarrely they'd rather pay someone for an image, and hence be able to sue them if they had copyright problems, than get it for free.

Which brings to mind an interesting business proposition..... >>

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Fork! Fork!.... spoon?

Here at um.... wikifreeverified.com we ensure you that all our content has been triple-checked by expert triple-checkers to ensure that it's all free free free! To use that is. For your ease of mind you will pay us $1000 per year plus 25 cents per image.