The French Open (Roland-Garros) doesn’t start until May, and the French Tennis Federation is already recruiting a legal expert to, among other things, combat ambush marketing. This type of marketing, balanced between provocation and illegality, consists of a company associating its image with the notoriety of a major official event (often sporting: Olympics, Football World Cup…) or with a competitor’s massive advertising campaign, without authorization, without paying the rights to the event’s official sponsorship, or without paying for such a massive advertising campaign. In short: to position itself in the wake of a well-known event to benefit from the advertising […]