Bryce Harper says he "did not consent" to FanDuel video being used for commercial purposes

Bryce Harper says he "did not consent" to FanDuel video being used for commercial purposes The popular sports betting site FanDuel is accused of catering to its biggest spenders with VIP rewards, including a video from 2024 of baseball star Bryce Harper. Harper said he had no idea how the video would be used, but the fan he made it for is now suing FanDuel.
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Bryce Harper says he "did not consent" to FanDuel video being used for commercial purposes The popular sports betting site FanDuel is accused of catering to its biggest spenders with VIP rewards, including a video from 2024 of baseball star Bryce Harper. Harper said he had no idea how the video would be used, but the fan he made it for is now suing FanDuel. View CBS News In CBS News App Open Chrome Safari Continue
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Why it matters
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- What's the story?
- Bryce Harper says he "did not consent" to FanDuel video being used for commercial purposes The popular sports betting site FanDuel is accused of catering to its biggest spenders with VIP rewards, including a video from 2024 of baseball star Bryce Harper. Harper said he had no idea how the video would be used, but the fan he made it for is now suing FanDuel.
- How widely is it covered?
- 3 outlets, average source rating 6.7/10.
- When was it last updated?
- 10m ago.
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