Yesterday evening, the Tourism Authority of Thailand stole yet another photo.

Every day, two to three times per day,the Tourism Authority of Thailand steals photos and text from other people.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has seen fit to steal some more work.  This time it is at least one photo and some text.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand posted three photos yesterday evening and so far, I have been able to determine that the first photo of the dragon was stolen.

You can see the original photo at TourOnThai.com.

Here they are for comparison.  Touronthai.com photo on the left and the same photo stolen by the Tourism Authority of Thailand on the right.  Both photos were originally sized at 600×401 pixels and have been automatically re-sized to fit my blog.

The text in the Facebook post by the Tourism Authority of Thailand Sukjai Thailand page is taken from one of TAT’s favorite sites to steal from – Wikipedia.

And, once again, the Tourism Authority of Thailand did provide information regarding the Creative Commons license and did not point a link back to the page that they stole the text from.  This makes this a copyright violation.

So, more intellectual property stolen by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

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