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anti-paparazzi law
California’s New Anti-Paparazzi Law: Bad News For Celeb Weeklies and NYC
by Joe Coscarelli |
October 16th, 2009
A new law in California will allow residents of the state to sue any media outlet that first publishes a picture that violates a “reasonable expectation of privacy” or was taken forcibly. The amendment also introduces civil fines of up to $50,000. What does that mean for the celebrity press and the rest of a star-obsessed nation?
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