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lead Zeppelin, and Copyright.

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If you answered our quiz with Stairway to Heaven, I'm afraid you weren't correct, but you are not alone.

That was Taurus from Spirit, a now little known band that once toured with Led Zeppelin on the same bill and they have spent or the heirs of the founder of the band have spent millions of dollars suing Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin because they have

asserted that the classic Stairway to Heaven is stolen from that song, which gets to the heart of how we protect our ideas and copyright.

And before we talk about Led Zeppelin, I want to spend a minute talking about David Slater and the Macock monkeys of Indonesia.

David is a hard-working wildlife photographer, and he slammed head- first into a paradox. What did he do? Well in order to support some

wildlife efforts and also to make a living he went to Indonesia bringing a ton of equipment with him and a lot of expertise.

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