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The Right of Publicity in Emojis: Not Such a “Clown Question, Bro”

The Right of Publicity in Emojis: Not Such a “Clown Question, Bro”

by Preston Barclay | Jun 8, 2016 | Entertainment Law, Sports Law

In a 2012 post-game interview, Washington Nationals superstar Bryce Harper, 19 at the time, responded to a question about whether he would take advantage of Canada’s lower legal drinking age with “That’s a clown question, bro.”[1] Harper sought to trademark the catch...

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