Jun 20, 2007 • 1 min read

Britney cross about baldy ads

Britney Spears' lawyers have demanded a Florida radio station stop running billboard ads featuring a bald picture of her, accusing owner Clear Communications of unauthorised exploitation.

Britney Spears' lawyers have demanded that a Florida radio station stop running billboard ads featuring a picture of the singer with a baldy head accompanied by slogans such as "Total nut jobs", "Shock Therapy" and "Certifiable". To be fair, she was bald, and appeared a bit nutty at the time she dahved her hair off, but I do think it's a bit mean to run an ad campaign based on that. The lawyers think it's more than a bit mean - they say the company which owns the station, Clear Communications, was "already exposed to substantial liability for its offensive, unauthorised commercial exploitation" of Spears' image. So there you go.

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