Voxpop With Members Of The Public Regarding Rihanna Legal Battle

The transcript discusses the controversy of Topshop using a celebrity's image without permission, exploring the impact of celebrity endorsements on product appeal. It debates whether celebrities should have control over their image, considering both legal and moral perspectives. The role of social media in shaping public image and the challenges of maintaining privacy are also examined.

Why might people be more inclined to purchase a product with a celebrity's image?

• Because it is cheaper

• Because it is available in limited edition

• Because it is endorsed by the celebrity

• Because it is made of better material

What is a key argument for celebrities having control over their image usage?

• They can charge more for their image

• They can prevent unauthorized use

• They can reduce their public appearances

• They can increase their popularity

In which country is it more common for celebrities to have control over their image rights?

• United States

• Australia

• Canada

• United Kingdom

What is a potential contradiction in a celebrity's public image control?

• They want to be in movies but not on TV

• They want more followers but fewer endorsements

• They want privacy but also share images publicly

• They want to be famous but not recognized

What is the concluding sentiment about the debate on celebrity image control?

• It is only a legal issue

• It is clear and straightforward

• It is complex and indecision is acceptable

• It is irrelevant in today's world