When a judge talks about a transformative use in a right-to-publicity case, the judge is referring to ______.
a. using the plaintiff’s likeness in a product the defendant can sell
b. transforming a right to privacy claim into a claim for the right to publicity
c. a use that takes a person who is a celebrity in one field and transforms that celebrity to another field, such as making a musician into a TV actor
d. a use that is not a literal reproduction of the plaintiff’s likeness, but a use in which the defendant has added a creative element to the likeness, such as making it a parody of the likeness
d. a use that is not a literal reproduction of the plaintiff’s likeness, but a use in which the defendant has added a creative element to the likeness, such as making it a parody of the likeness
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A. linguistic chain B. action chain C. system D. relationship
List the three types of credibility and discuss how a speaker can enhance credibility at each level
What will be an ideal response?
Most communication scholars believe that stage fright or speech tension is a result of fear, not
anxiety. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Historically, commercial speech was classified by courts as a form of expression unprotected by the First Amendment. In what case was this view endorsed by the Supreme Court?
a. Bolger v. Youngs Drug Products b. Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v. Virginia Citizens Consumer Council c. Valentine V. Chrestensen d. Bates v. State Bar of Arizona