More importantly...
Did aforementioned semi-nude person get any image rights or royalties?
The mystery began when a Reg reader wrote in to say their Xbox Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) was displaying an image of a suggestively posed semi-nude person alongside BBC4 while the channel was off air. "For a few days now I've noticed the Xbox built-in TV guide has been showing a picture of a posing naked woman as a …
Whatever the cockup, you can rely on a company trotting out this tired piece of boilerplate. (Can you trot out boilerplate?)
I'd give credit to one that says "We don't take this very seriously - We actually think it's a bit of a laugh. We'll try to fix it when we have some spare time."
> Depending on which browser you're using, words like "naked", "nude", and "xxx" may trigger your corporate extension.
We had this at $PREVIOUS_EMPLOYER after one unthinking romantic wanted to send three kisses (kiss-times-ten if you're inclined to translate it that way) to his fiancee [or possibly vice versa] *chuckle*
// Paris: sees quote, thinks "is that what we're calling them now?" -->