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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
JUNE 10, 2009
Trademark Protection and Facebook User Names
Trademark protection just got a slightly more complicated, but in a good way. Starting now, there’s a new step that trademark holders or their attorneys should take to protect their trademarks or service marks. You probably already know that registering domain names corresponding to your marks gives you important practical protection.
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
MARCH 25, 2010
Residuals Chart Available
Residuals are complex. Flummoxed by formulas? Most people are. Whether it’s 1.2% of gross, 100% of TAM, or the complexities of new media, it’s easy to find your knickers in a twist if you spend more than a few minutes puzzling over this stuff. Puzzle no longer — or, at least, not as much as before. You could also laminate it for a nice placemat.
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
JULY 22, 2009
Culture Clash on the Internet
The Internet has devalued content to the point where it is often offered at no charge—newspapers, for instance—or widely misappropriated, as with music and movies. Either way, many people expect much of their content to be free. Why is this, how did it happen, and, focusing on music and movies, what can be done about it? How did this attitude arise?
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
MAY 13, 2009
SAG Letter re Force Majeure Claims
SAG just sent members an email regarding force majeure claims. It's reprinted below. ——————— Subscribe to my blog ( jhandel.com ) for more about SAG, or digital media law generally. Go to the blog itself to subscribe via RSS or email. Or, follow me on Twitter , friend me on Facebook , or subscribe to my Huffington Post articles. million.
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
MARCH 24, 2009
SAG-AFTRA Commercials Update
Small moves by each side, but movement nonetheless, characterizes the ongoing commercials contract negotiations being held in New York between SAG and AFTRA jointly and the advertising industry, according to a source close to the talks. No doubt the uncertainty of obtaining authorization in this financial and industry climate is also a factor.
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
DECEMBER 6, 2011
Health and Retirement are the Hangup in AFTRA Netcode Negotiations (Exclusive)
AFTRA’s negotiations with the networks and television producers resume this week and the big issue, according to a source close to the process, is the same one that’s bedeviled Hollywood labor for the past several years: health and retirement. Negotiations began November 7 under a press blackout, but haven’t produced a deal yet.
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