Media Liability coverage isn’t just for traditional media companies. From retailers to non-profits, non-media organizations deal with media liability risks every day – and deserve tailored, specialty coverage.
Whether a retailer is licensing music for their stores, a brand is working with social influencers, a sports team is handling a sponsorship deal, or a charity is publishing articles to raise awareness, they all have one thing in common – media liability risk. Beazley’s Media Liability Form for Retailers, Brands and Non-profits is tailored to cover the specific media liability risks non-media companies may face.
Key Coverages
-Promotional and marketing content, including music used within it
-Promotional social media content posted by the insured or posted by an influencer on the insured’s behalf
-Licensed music used in offices, stores, or elsewhere
Key extensions (sub-limited)
Key exclusions
We have a broad appetite for non-media companies facing media liability risk, including:
We offer policies that are subject to Canada law.
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Email NadiaArtificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models have now evolved to a point where it is difficult to distinguish their output from works created by humans. An author’s style and output can now be impersonated with increasing accuracy in seconds.
Many generative-AI platforms are trained on insights from a range of data sources including pre-published information on the internet and beyond. By their nature, they are creating content, advice, and material that is likely to be generated from multiple sources.
Social media platforms like X (formerly known as Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube have provided individuals with a publishing reach far beyond that of traditional media.
