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Using AI in Film Studio Decision-Making
Artificial Intelligence ➤ January 28, 2020

Using AI in Film Studio Decision-Making

An “auteur” is a film director who influences their films so much that they rank as an author, and the auteur theory of filmmaking is one that frames the director as the primary creative force...

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Do Neo-Nazis have a right to privacy?
Digital Platforms ➤ December 13, 2018

Do Neo-Nazis have a right to privacy?

Earlier this month, a leftist art collective in Germany called the Centre for Political Beauty (Zentrum für Politische Schönheit or “ZPS”) launched a website to name and shame neo-Nazis. At soko-chemnitz.de, people were invited to examine...

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Lawyerpalooza: when music festivals get intellectual property licensing wrong
Copyright ➤ February 25, 2018

Lawyerpalooza: when music festivals get intellectual property licensing wrong

Commercialisation is the process of bringing Intellectual Property (IP) to the market in order to be exploited: put simply, it’s how artists make money from their creations. To maintain control and balance risk against rewards,...

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All the Stars and Constellations
Copyright ➤ February 21, 2018

All the Stars and Constellations

A music video for the new Black Panther film features scenes of striking similarity to artist Lina Iris Viktor’s Constellations series. Is this inspiration or infringement? Marvel Studios’ new movie Black Panther features the first black superhero to...

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Museum & Gallery Exhibits, AW 17/18
Uncategorized ➤ October 23, 2017

Museum & Gallery Exhibits, AW 17/18

Recommendations for exhibitions and shows at various London galleries and museums, Autumn 2017 – Winter 2018

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Kelsey Farish

Kelsey Farish

Media + Tech Lawyer

Got lost on my way to drama school, now a media and technology lawyer in London.

I write about deepfakes, publicity, privacy, advertising, the audiovisual sector, and creative industries from a legal perspective.

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Cease and Desist, Dilly Dilly!
Brand Management ➤ January 2, 2018

Cease and Desist, Dilly Dilly!

I’ve written previously about cease and desist letters (also known as letters before action) regarding Taylor Swift and Netflix: as evidenced in these two instances, the standard legal documents can be ridiculous, cheeky, or even...

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Ricciardo’s ritual returns at Monaco Grand Prix
Sports ➤ May 28, 2018

Ricciardo’s ritual returns at Monaco Grand Prix

Australian Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo has an interesting celebratory ritual: he drinks champagne from his sweaty racing shoe. Keen to capitalise on the popularity of the stunt, Formula One has recently trademarked the name...

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Lord Hutchinson, barrister who defended “Lady Chatterley’s Lover,” dies aged 102
Expression ➤ November 14, 2017

Lord Hutchinson, barrister who defended “Lady Chatterley’s Lover,” dies aged 102

In October 1960, a jury formed at the criminal court in central London was asked to consider what would become one of the most important cases in modern English history. The trial concerned neither murder,...

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