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Using someone’s image in your advertising
Advertising ➤ March 4, 2020

Using someone’s image in your advertising

What does a brand need to consider, before using a photograph of someone for their advertisement or marketing campaign? Getting it wrong can have serious consequences, ranging from lawsuits to public backlash. So here are...

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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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A Blaze of Glory? The legal history behind flag burning as free speech
Expression ➤ July 4, 2019

A Blaze of Glory? The legal history behind flag burning as free speech

Burning the flag is seen by many as provocative and disrespectful, but the right to do so is protected by settled law.

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NDAs and the Sound of Silence
Confidentiality ➤ October 28, 2018

NDAs and the Sound of Silence

“When truth is replaced by silence, the silence is a lie.”  ― Yevgeny Yevtushenko The #MeToo movement has brought Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) as a way to silence allegations of sexual harassment into the public debate.  In...

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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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Facebook and Privacy: cases, reports and actions in Europe
Data Protection ➤ November 27, 2018

Facebook and Privacy: cases, reports and actions in Europe

A list of European enforcement action, official legislative (Parliamentary) reports, and cases concerning Facebook with respect to data protection and privacy. This is a work in progress, last updated November 2018. Data Protection Commissioner (Ireland)...

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Lawyers with a sense of humour: Strange?
Copyright ➤ October 25, 2017

Lawyers with a sense of humour: Strange?

I don’t usually come across phrases such as “total wastoid” and “please don’t make us call your mom” in letters written by lawyers… Earlier this summer, Chicago-based Danny and Doug Marks of the Emporium Arcade...

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Fighting words: Defamation law in England, explained
Expression ➤ September 27, 2020

Fighting words: Defamation law in England, explained

Defamation laws - to include slander and libel - seek to protect someone's personal reputation and character from destructive attacks. However, these laws must do so without sacrificing freedom of thought and the benefit of public discussion. How is this managed under English law?

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