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15. Nov. 2022 · Dr Hiroko Onishi died on October 14. Since her death, tributes have been flooding in to remember Dr Onishi, who was a senior lecturer in law for Kingston University for 11 years. She left Kingston and joined the University of Roehampton last year.
9. Nov. 2022 · The funeral of Dr Mrs Hiroko Nmadu Onishi will take place at St Mark’s Church on Friday 11th November at 11am. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family of Hiroko. We especially pray for Dan and Kai, Mr and Mrs Onishi, and the Nmadu family.
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- 2. Defining celebrities: rise of social media and video-sharing platforms
- 6 Concluding remarks: protecting a commercial and cultural fabrication131?
The main purpose of this paper is to explore the efficacy of the law of passing off as a mechanism to provide legal protection for the ‘status’ of so-called ‘celebrities’. In doing so, the author explores the legal position of a new form of celebrities - those who have achieved the status of celebrities on non-traditional media platforms, as oppos...
Providing an adequate protection to the ‘status’ of celebrities has become ever so significant based on the following grounds: (i) the commercial and marketing values of celebrities’ names, images, fame and likeness have become the integral part of business; (ii) the means by which those attractive forces that attach to ‘celebrities’ can be misappr...
As way of background, the definition of ‘celebrities’ will be explored. The author will employ the socio-legal approach to seek more guidance on the definition of celebrities, as well as their role and economic and social impact brought by them. As Tan suggests, the usefulness of the application of a socio-legal approach to passing off lies in its...
The primary aim of this article is to explore the efficacy of the law of passing off as a mechanism to provide legal protection for a new form of celebrity; and the author urged a new emergence of a new form of celebrity, here she refers to micro-celebrities, such as YouTubers. The author has analysed whether the current restrictive ‘hardline’ app...
View Hiroko Onishi’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Senior Lecturer in Law · Experience: University of Roehampton · Education: University of Southampton ·...
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26. Feb. 2021 · Hiroko Onishi. Kingston University. Date Written: November 22, 2020. Abstract. Between September and November 2020, the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) ran a consultation about the implications Artificial Intelligence (AI) may have for Intellectual Property (IP) policy, as well as the impact IP may have for AI.
AU - Onishi, Hiroko. PY - 2021. Y1 - 2021. N2 - Examines whether trade mark law requires revision to accommodate behavioural changes by consumers driven by their use of artificial intelligence (AI) when making online purchases. Reviews how consumers shop online with reference to hypothetical examples, and details relevant trade mark concepts ...
