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Nomalanga Mashinini raises awareness and advocates for an economically, socially and technologically advanced approach to the protection of image rights. Empowering people to protect their image rights on social media, against misuses of artificial intelligence and commercial exploitation since 2021. Find out how to #controlyourimagerights by listening to this podcast.
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The episode covers the definition of Image Rights with some examples of cases that have been decided for the protection of Image Rights.Sources:
Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996
Cornelius S. “Commercial appropriation of a person’s image: Wells v Atoll Media (Pty) Ltd (Unreported …
In this episode, I consider how image rights are infringed in traditional marketing and assess how social media marketing might infringe on image rights.
References
https://influencermarketinghub.com/influencer-marketing-agencies-south-africa/ accessed on 20 March 2021.
McQuoid-Mason “Invasion of…
In this episode I reflect on how memes infringe peoples image rights and privacy. I delve into the legal issues that arise in the meme space and the boundaries for meme creation.
References
https://www.buzzfeed.com/audreyworboys/famous-people-from-memes-then-now accessed on 21 March 2021.
Neethl…
In this episode I discuss how deepfakes impact image rights.
References
Cele v Avusa Media Ltd [2013] 2 All SA 412.
Chesney & Citron, ‘21st century-style truth decay: Deepfakes and the challenge for privacy, free expression, and national security’, (2019) 78 Maryland Law Review 882.
Farish, ‘…
In this episode I discuss deepfakes regulation under the Cybercrimes Bill B6D-2017 in South Africa and the impact of deepfakes on Image Rights. This Bill was signed two days after this episode aired. The relevant law is now the Cybercrimes Act 19 of 2020.
Sources:
Constitution of the Republic of …
This episode is about the growing concern of using videos of homeless or destitute people to attract likes and follows on social media. I explain that regardless of social and economic status, everyone has image rights in South Africa.
Not expecting to see the words 'deepfakes' and 'good' in one title? Kelsey Farish, an attorney and deepfakes legal expert from DAC Beachcroft, tells us all about how deepfakes can do good in this episode. Check out her website http://kelseyfarish.com to learn more about deepfake…
Highlights from what to expect in Professor Jennifer Rothman's upcoming interview on sports players' image rights in the US.
In this episode I speak to Professor Jennifer Rothman from the University of Pennsylvania, a leading expert on the subject of the Right of Publicity, i.e Image Rights. Check out her website http://www.rightofpublicityroadmap.com and her great book "The Right of Publicity: Privacy Reimagined fo…
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