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| significance of the article published by Warren and Brandeis in the Harvard Law Review in 1890 | ●Origin of privacy law in U.S. ●It is the fountain from which the modern law of privacy has flowed. |
| the four areas of privacy law and basic distinctions between them. | ●Appropriation of name or likeness for trade purposes ●Intrusion upon an individual's solitude ●Publication of (truthful) private information about an individual ●Publishing material that puts an individual in a false light |
| Appropriation | of name or likeness for trade purposes |
| Intrusion | upon an individual's solitude |
| Publication of (truthful) private | information about an individual |
| false light | Publishing material that puts an individual |
| Right to Privacy | protects an individual from the embarrassment and humiliation that can occur when a name or picture is used without consent for advertising purposes |
| Right of Publicity | protects individuals from the exploitation of their name or likeness for commercial purposes |
