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blabla said:Is that what they "sell"? What does Admeta do? Looks like some banner-ad-space company.on the post: Greenberg's crying toddlers used in ads for Admeta (Sweden)
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blabla said:Shouldn't a company called "admeta" know more about rights for usage in ads? The irony is killing me.on the post: Jill Greenberg photograph not cleared for banner ad usage. Ever.
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blabla said:webitpr - please take this as the constructive feedback it is intended as. This is a BLOG. Don't write stuff like a press release, write as if you are speaking to us directly. Please. That "COPENHAGEN LONDON" shit has got to go.on the post: mobilePeople plans for global growth following $8million USD investment from Via Venture Partners
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blabla said:Thanks Dabitch for explaining model release in Sweden over in the Jill Greenberg thread. I've been clicking around the terms of service at FB and I can not find anywhere where I sign away the rights to use my likeness in advertising. Anyone here better at reading legalease?on the post: On Facebook, your face can be used in ads (without you knowing it) via SocialMedia
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blabla said:Dabitch uses the phone? What's the world coming to?on the post: Greenberg's crying toddlers used in ads for Admeta (Sweden)
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blabla said:I'm not sure I understand what you are saying. Have ads that use peoples likeness without them knowing it been around for a very long time? What are the model release laws regarding someones likeness used in advertising in the US vs the EU?on the post: On Facebook, your face can be used in ads (without you knowing it) via SocialMedia
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blabla said:Hypothetically, if Admeta who yanked that banner fast, come to some sort of agreement with Jill Greenberg that makes those two parties happy - what about the child? Little miss muppet (or her guardians) did not sign a model release for her likeness to be used in advertising did she? Two posts touch on the model release issue and in this case I'd like to know what Swedish law says about that.on the post: Greenberg's crying toddlers used in ads for Admeta (Sweden)
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blabla said:Simply brilliant!on the post: Axe Shower Gel - "¡So Cute!"- (2008) :45 (Argentina)
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blabla said:I really like the soundtrack, period. Might pick that album up.on the post: Whitcoulls - Home / "I do the washing" - (2008) :60 (New Zealand)
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blabla said:UK gets Adland loud and clear. Rating pic five hearts just for colour co-ordinating your nailpolish with that shirt.on the post: Adland moved from acme, to apex, to aeon, to ares and now we've moved to AMMO!
