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Controlling your image in the UK
Kristy Hibberd looks at how athletes like Jessica Ennis can best control their images in the UK.
The onshore effect of Guernsey's image rights
Adam Rendle and Jonny Bethell consider Guernsey’s offshore proposed statutory personality and image rights protection.
An Austrian perspective on image rights
Andreas Schütz illustrates that foreign courts may well be less willing to make findings of product endorsement.
Employing a person or an image?
Suzanne Tyrrell looks at image rights from an employment law perspective.
Image Rights
In the wake of the London Olympics and the success of Team GB, September's Download focuses on exploiting images of famous people. Among other things, we discuss the tools available to control and protect celebrity images. We take a look at some controversial new Channel Island image right legislation which could impact anyone using celebrity images.