On the Right to Publicity
Xin Jiang
Abstract
Xin Jiang
Abstract
The right to publicity refers to the right of one person to having his name, image, or other attributes used for commercial purposes. Rather than a purely pecuniary right grounded on labor theory, it is a freedombased right with both moral and economic characteristics . It should be regarded as one kind of intangible property. In practice, its scope for protection should be limited.
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The right to publicity refers to the right of one person to having his name, image, or other attributes used for commercial purposes. Rather than a purely pecuniary right grounded on labor theory, it is a freedombased right with both moral and economic characteristics . It should be regarded as one kind of intangible property. In practice, its scope for protection should be limited.
Key concepts: Publicity, Scope (computer science), Exclusive right, Law and economics, Property rights, Property (philosophy), Sociology, Business