Image, persona and the law special report by Simon Smith.
Detalles de publicación: London Sweet & Maxweel 2001.Descripción: xxii, 162 p. 26 cmISBN:- 0421748001
- KD1956 .S65 2001
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In contrast to the UK, publicity rights - namely the right to control the use of one's identity for commercial purposes - are well established in the legal system of other countries. This book supplies the definitive guide to publicity rights, especially topical with the entry into force of the Human Rights Act 1998. It provides information not currently available, compares the US and global position with that in the UK, and draws upon the experiences of well-known celebrities.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [149]-155) and index.
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- Introduction
- Reasons why celebrities sue
- Historical evolution of publicity rights
- The US position. A global analysis
- The UK approach (Passing off, Malicious falsehood, The Human Rights Act 1998, Trade mark law, Designs, Copyright, Performers' rights, Moral rights, Codes of practice, Interplay)
- Arguments in favour of and against UK recognition of publicity rights
- Licensing issues
- Reflecting upon the future
- Conclusion