Plus, he knew that there was nothing he, or any parent, could do to prevent the use (or misuse) of an image of his child, once it was uploaded to the Web.
In retaliation, Sanders attempted to sue Heublein for US$122 million (around US$570 million in 2013) over the alleged misuse of his image in promoting products he had not helped develop, and for hindering his ability to franchise restaurants.
But whether or not one agrees with her ideas on the subject, it is (or ought to be) impossible not to behold with disgust the misuse of the first images of "Vita Activa: The Spirit of Hannah Arendt," the documentary by Ada Ushpiz, which is currently playing at Film Forum.
Five recent publications are criticised, mainly because of their misuse of the method of images.
11 40 a.m., 14 August: Due to concerns about possible misuse, the image of the handwritten signature on Lawrence Tabak's letter has been obscured.
Celebrities are entitled to restrain any misuse of their name or image that creates a misleading association or implied endorsement of a product or service - the formula one racing driver Eddie Irvine, for example, was successful in legal action against TalkSport's use of a doctored photo that implied he endorsed the station.
Image registration is also called image fusion by some authors, but this is a misuse of the word as fusion of images is only a way of displaying registered images on a screen.
Ending the misuse of Native American symbols and images will affirm the humanity of indigenous peoples and challenge the dominant society to see indigenous peoples as sisters and brothers, not as mascots.
Mr. Godard once complained that Steven Spielberg had misused the image of Auschwitz in the making of "Schindler's List".
"There is a focus on homeless people who use drugs, veterans, those engaged in chemsex, those who misuse medicines, older cohorts of drug users and users of image and performance-enhancing drugs".
