Establishes a personal right of publicity and allows for removal of unconsented material from websites by the attorney general.
This bill establishes a personal right of publicity, allowing individuals to seek legal action against those who use their likeness for advertising or trade without consent. It also empowers the attorney general to order the removal of unconsented material from websites generating revenue from such content. This provision does not apply to news, magazines, television, radio, or government information sites. The attorney general must order removal within ten days of a petition and can fine websites for non-compliance.
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