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Ethical Conditions of Violating Celebrity's Right to Privacy

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Under what conditions could a web site use a photograph of a celebrity and publish an article about a celebrity without violating the celebrity's right to privacy and publicity?

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The solution discusses under what conditions could a web site use a photograph of a celebrity and publish an article about a celebrity without violating the celebrity's right to privacy.

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A celebrity's photograph can be used on the internet to promote any article or a product if the celebrity has given a written consent to it and is willing to have his or her name associated with the article or the product. Of ...

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