Is a magazine able to print an article on me without my consent?

Answer 1

Yes, unless you have had an injunction put on it prior to publication. If you feel it is libellous you can sue.

Answer 2

I had a dispute with a newspaper some years ago when they printed a story about my Father.
The local BBC Current Affairs programme had put out a fictitious story, innocently because my Father had told them something that was untrue.
The Newspaper would not print a retraction and neither would the BBC although my Mother could prove that the item contained falsehoods.
They were separated but not divorced and my Father had introduced another woman as his Wife.

Tough life isn't it?

Answer 3

You could take a series of photographs on your own camera or write your own article and therefore they are your copyright and they need your permission to use them. If however they took photographs and wrote the article themselves, then the copyright is theirs and they can do what they like with them. Hope this helps.

Answer 4

Yes, unless the information is inaccurate. Then you can ask for an apology and compensation.

Answer 5

It's called Freedom of the Press. As long as it is factual, and is not slanderous.

Answer 6

Yes, it is called freedom of speech.

Answer 7

yes but only if its accurate and if not sue them or settle on the doorstep for compensation

Answer 8

Of course or all the mags, and papers would be half empty.

Answer 9

Yes......Its called Freedom of Speech. Its why we live in a democracy.....

Answer 10

I think so unless it is untrue or libellous.