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How much money one has to spent, how large must be entourage of lawyers and lobbyists to achieve this level of aggressive privacy? The other example is Schwartz
by expertentipp 4y ago
How much money one has to spent, how large must be entourage of lawyers and lobbyists to achieve this level of aggressive privacy? The other example is Schwartz family of Lidl and Kaufland, and probably countless industrialists and aristocrats living in DACH countries. You mention them and wait for cease and desist letter in your mailbox, that's how they maintain their crystal clear image or no image at all.
- corbulo 4y agoSounds like a much better strategy than annoying us all with media adulation. Maybe there are some positives to going that length for the sake of privacy.
- expertentipp 4y agoIf he was healthy don't worry, we would see his face on every billboard, newspaper, TV ad, and other formats advertising caffeine drinks, car brands, electronics, watches or whatnot. We'd all forcefully learn about his new lover, yacht, or car. But well things went south... "now I'm not a celebrity!".
- mountainb 4y agoNot that much actually and it does not cost that much especially when there really has been a misuse of likeness. The same crawlers that make search work make it easier to uncover potential likeness and trademark misuse.