The couple at the Coldplay concert explains well who our images are when we go to an event

Written by Jason Miller

The couple at the Coldplay concert explains well who our images are when we go to an event

Andy Byron Ee Kristin Cabot’s video is an old classic. Boston, Coldplay concert. Kiss Cam starts a frame the public. It is a fairly typical game in major events, especially in the United States. A camera frames the couples between the public and the two a kiss must be given. On social media it is full of clips. There are those who kiss too much kisses. Who denies. Who runs away.

There Reaction of Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot It has become viral. They were embraced but when their image was projected on the giant screen they launched each other putting together meters away. A reaction that made it think that theclandestine meeting.

Now. We are sure that the details on private lives will be collected with skill and published on all platforms. At least for the next two days. They will be likely to take a little more to use this story. In the meantime, however, two questions remain. Was it legitimate to resume them? Who are the images of Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot?

The case of the Kiss Cam at the Coldplay concert can only terrify us

How the right of image works in concerts

The answers, we anticipate it are: “Yes, it was legitimate” and “their images belong to the organizer of the event”. At least if the concert was organized in Italy. The rules on privacy change from state in a state and usually the rules in Europe are closer than in the rest of the world.

When we take the ticket for an event there is a long List of clausesrules and specifications that we usually take it for granted. These are the links we don’t open. Are the flags we give without checking. Here, very often, the rules that define the management of our image rights are also nestated.

Often the formula is a variant of the “We can reproduce or publish your image

We tried to buy tickets for the Miami of 2026. It is a music festival organized by Circolo Magnolia in Milan, discreetly known. The purchase of the ticket takes place with the platform says. Before clicking on the payment, the platform allows you to check the privacy policy. Here we read all the conditions:

“We could get photographs, audio recordings or video of events listed on the platform says. We can play and/or publish your image, or share it with the partner of the event to reproduce and/or publish (as part of a general photography of an event) on the platform says and in other promotional materials, social networking channels and other materials related to the platform says”

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.