Can I sell a product that resembles different celebrities if you don't use their actual name?
Using the name, image or likeness of someone, especially a famous person, to help sell or promote a good or service violates their publicity and...
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Using the name, image or likeness of someone, especially a famous person, to help sell or promote a good or service violates their publicity and...
As you probably have gleaned from the other responses this is not as straight forward as it might seem. It is possible that your use could infringe...
No, first any claims for intellectual property infringement are personal tort actions so your entity will not help as they can and will sue you...
There is trademark use (e.g., "Just Do It") then there is merely ornamental use like if I put the words "love, peace & beer" on T-shirts. In that...
Downloading is the problem. Embedding the video and streaming it from YouTube is fine as is linking. You have no right to download copyright...
This is a bigger question than you probably realize. Contests and sweepstakes are regulated state to state. So for example, if you were offering...
Generally, if the photos are taken in publicly accessible places this should not be a issue so long as any identifiable persons are part of a...
Sending a counter notice unadvised was extremely misguided. If your original renderings are based on the game's copyright protected material then...
This is not a publicity or privacy rights issue because as you say here Beethoven's name, image and likeness are well in the public domain. This...
You are asking a question that just can't be answered here. If your work is entirely transformative so to obviate copyright infringement issues...