1. Describe an actual or hypothetical example of digital manipulation of an image or video for each of the following categories. Attach or link the pictures to the discussion forum so your group can see what you're talking about.Provide justification for your answers. Some examples of such manipulation can be found here:Time Magazine Gallery(these are only examples and should not be used for your assignment).

• Category 1: Clearly, the manipulation is ethical.
• Category 2: Clearly, the manipulation is unethical.
• Category 3: It could go either way.

2. What do you think of the so-called "photoshop laws"? When is altering images for advertisements appropriate or not appropriate? Do you alter your own social media pictures? What do you think about people altering their own photos before posting them?

3. During the 2008 presidential campaign, graphic designer Shepard Fairey found a photo of Barack Obama on the internet, modified it to look more like a graphic design, and made the very popular "Hope"campaign posterwithout credit to the photographer or permission from the AP, which owns the photo. The AP argued that the designer infringed AP's copyright and that the design, on sweatshirts, etc., produced hundreds of thousands of dollars in income. Fairey claimed his use was fair use.Using the fair use criteria, evaluate his claims.