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Individuals do have certain legal rights in terms of the ability to control their image. Those rights are not expressly listed in a piece of legislation, so I think business heads find it hard to grasp the implications of the concept. Think before you use any well-known person in a game.
This story regarding Lindsay Lohan and grand theft auto http://www.theguardian.com/film/2014/jul/03/lindsay-lohan-sues-grand-theft-auto-5-makers will be one to watch.
Not in the computer game arena, but here’s another image right issue that is closer to home:
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/exclusive-leading-dublin-bar-defends-tongueincheek-drink-promotion-featuring-christy-moore-30415243.html -
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I’d love to have the job of compiling Noriega’s claim. Could be difficult in terms of damage to reputation and loss!
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No way Ms. Lohan will win. It’s parody…plus its not her ;)
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