News: Between Elnathan John & Linda Ikeji

Nigerian Blogger Linda Ikeji has been officially denied access from a tweet of hers linking a post titled “Photos: Saraki, Tambuwal, others donate blood for blast victims” to thousands of her followers.
Lawyer and Writer, Elnathan John had accused blogger Ms Ikeji of lifting photos he took without credit, at the National Blood Transfer Service in Abuja; where Speaker Aminu Tambuwal and Senator Bukola Saraki among others were captured donating blood to victims of the Monday Nyanya bomb blast.
Mr Elnathan had on Twitter appealed to the blogger Tuesday 15 April, to take down the story or credit him for the unauthorized photos she lifted from his twitter timeline. But Ms Ikeji did not respond to any of his queries.
See one of the tweets by @elnathan “Dear @lindaikeji take that story down and apologise for this theft. I have not even dropped my camera &you publish my photos without credit?”
Elnathan then wrote to the micro blogging site Twitter, reporting a copyright infringement, alleging that she (Linda Ikeji) had tweeted a link to her blog where the offending photos were.
Twitter responded favorably to his request by disabling access to the reported materials via their site.
The writer has made a similar copyright infringement report to Google which hosts Linda Ikeji’s blog where the reported pictures are. As at the time of filing this report, the report is still up on her.
See the Tweets below:

How can @lindaikeji go through my TL STEAL ALL my photos, then do a story without even crediting me? I work for you? @omojuwa @toluogunlesi
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 15, 2014

Dear @lindaikeji take that story down and apologise for this theft. I have not even dropped my camera &you publish my photos without credit?
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 15, 2014

Copyright: Twitter Blocks Linda Ikeji’s Tweet Linking Elnathan John’s Photos@NewsWireNGR http://t.co/SR3xZ0mEkl
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 17, 2014

More evidence of Twitters acting on my copyright complaint about @lindaikeji theft.. Some laws work. Thanks Twitter. pic.twitter.com/YaitqBMR4F
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 17, 2014

My Twitter copyright case was #01395935. It took less than 2 days to get the DMCA Takedown Notice. Glad this works. Waiting on blogspot...
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 17, 2014

Twitter copyright infringement reporting works. @lindaikeji s tweet of her blogpost containing my photos was disabled. Now remaining Google.
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 17, 2014

Got n DMCA Takedown Notice email from Twitter that Twitter has disabled access to @lindaikeji 's tweet linking to my photos. Thanks @twitter
— Elnathan John (@elnathan) April 17, 2014

 Culled from NigeriaNewsDesk