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Can Celebrities Use Paparazzi Photos Of Themselves?
14 February 2018
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz
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Recently, there have been a number of claims where paparazzi
photographers have gone after celebrities who have used photos of
themselves in their social media feeds without permission.
This is a good reminder for celebrities, as well as advertisers
and agencies, to think twice before reusing online content without
permission, unless you're sure that what you are doing is
permissible.
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