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Editor: Entertainment New Vision Xiaoqian
Zhang Jie Xie Na's daughter's nickname was preemptively registered as a trademark: how can celebrity privacy be violated?
Under the spotlight of the entertainment industry, every move of celebrities has attracted much attention. However, when this kind of attention extends to their private lives, and even affects innocent children, should we think deeply: how to protect the privacy of celebrities? Recently, a news caused an uproar on social media - Zhang Jie and Xie Na's daughter's nickname "Xiao Bu Ya" was preemptively registered as a trademark by many companies, which undoubtedly added another fire to the privacy protection problem in the entertainment industry.
Trademark squabbling has become a trend, and celebrity children have become "prey"
In this era of strong commercial atmosphere, trademark squatting seems to have become a trend. However, when this trend spreads to the names of celebrity children, we can't help but ask: Are these businesses pursuing commercial interests, or are they trying to satisfy some kind of pathological curiosity? Zhang Jie and Xie Na's daughter's nickname "Xiao Bu Ya" has won the love of many fans with her cute name since it was exposed. However, this affection has been exploited by some merchants who preemptively register it as a trademark in an attempt to make a profit.
Lawyer's voice: celebrity effect may lead to trademark invalidation
In the face of such blatant infringements, lawyers have spoken out. They point out that if the nickname of a celebrity's child already has a "celebrity effect", then the act of squatting a trademark may be invalidated. This is because these names have developed a stable correspondence with specific celebrity children, with a clear direction and recognition. Any unauthorized trademark registration may constitute an infringement of another person's name right.
The profit drive and moral dilemma behind the preemptive registration of trademarks
So, why do some businesses take the risk of preemptively registering the names of celebrities' children as trademarks? There is no doubt that there are huge commercial interests hidden behind this. However, in the pursuit of profits, do these businesses take into account the bottom line of ethics and law? Do they realize that such behavior not only violates the privacy and rights of others, but also damages their own business reputation and image?
Netizens are hotly discussed: Where should celebrity privacy go?
The incident sparked heated discussions among netizens on social media. Some people support the lawyer's view that the privacy of celebrities' children should be respected and protected, while others believe that this is just a kind of commercial behavior and does not need to be overly listed. However, regardless of the point of view, we should recognize that although celebrities are in the public eye, their private lives should also be respected. The names and images of celebrities' children should not be used as a tool for businesses to seek profits.
Conclusion: The path to a balance between privacy protection and business interests
In this business society, how to balance privacy protection and commercial interests is a question worthy of our deep consideration. The incident of Zhang Jie and Xie Na's daughter's nickname being preemptively registered as a trademark has undoubtedly sounded the alarm for us. We hope that the relevant authorities will strengthen supervision to crack down on this kind of infringement of the privacy and rights of others, and at the same time, we also hope that merchants will consciously abide by laws and regulations and respect the privacy and rights of others. Only in this way can we build a more harmonious and just business environment.
However, what is the ultimate trend of this incident? Will the preemptively registered trademark be invalidated, and how can the privacy of celebrities' children be better protected? These questions are still unresolved, leaving us with endless thoughts and expectations.
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