Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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42. lappuse
... standard would privilege media appropria- tions of an entertainer's performance so long as the media do not broadcast a " material or substantial " part of the perform- ance . The relative merits of these four standards , and their ...
... standard would privilege media appropria- tions of an entertainer's performance so long as the media do not broadcast a " material or substantial " part of the perform- ance . The relative merits of these four standards , and their ...
44. lappuse
... standard in the right of publicity context . A newsworthiness standard has the potential of chil- ling the media because it is inherently subjective and unprin- cipled . Such a standard depends for its content on the indi- vidual bias ...
... standard in the right of publicity context . A newsworthiness standard has the potential of chil- ling the media because it is inherently subjective and unprin- cipled . Such a standard depends for its content on the indi- vidual bias ...
45. lappuse
... standard , the Court in Zacchini gave no real indication as to where it would draw the line between media reports which are privileged and those which are not . The Court could adopt any of the standards discussed above , or possibly ...
... standard , the Court in Zacchini gave no real indication as to where it would draw the line between media reports which are privileged and those which are not . The Court could adopt any of the standards discussed above , or possibly ...
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