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My Take: Do monkeys own their own selfie rights?

Animals can’t file copyright infringement suits; that’s unfortunate for the smiling Indonesian monkey made famous by a selfie and a lawsuit.

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My Take - 4/24/2108 (Clinton Yates)

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