But where do celebrities - and advertisers - stand when such images are used in the UK? Unlike the US, the UK does not recognise "image rights" in the sense of the exclusive right to commercialise one's own image.
"For now, we are looking to build the core technology, but we know there are so many vertical applications that yes we expect that we may commercialise one or two of them ourselves, to eat own dogfood".
Rose Marie Cromwell finds his face commercialised on posters, murals, statuettes, and Coke bottles.
The aim is to create a society in which commercialised, one-sided sexual gratification has no place, because women are no longer deemed saleable objects.
Chemical processes, preparation procedures and post-processing of the common resins (including commercialised and customer-made ones) are summarised in tables.
Watch the party nod through a trio of terrible bills – one commercialising the NHS beyond repair, another removing access to the law from the vulnerable, while the welfare bill condemns more children to poverty and evicts families from homes, jobs and schools.
Christmas is commercialised, sure, but it's one moment where all over the world people are celebrating.
But although no one has yet commercialised the technology, several groups are trying.One of them is GS CleanTech, which has developed a bioreactor based on a patent held by a group of scientists at the Ohio Coal Research Centre, at the University of Ohio.
A Wells: Patent on LiverChip now being commercialised by CN Bio Innovations Ltd and L Griffith: Patent on LiverChip now being commercialised by CN Bio Innovations Ltd; consulting fees paid by Zyoxel Ltd in 2012 but no current relationship.
A very rich collection of archival material is used to compare two anticancer drugs commercialised by multinationals collaborating with public sector research, one in the USA and one in France.
