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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
NOVEMBER 14, 2010
AFTRA Endorses IATSE 'Biggest Loser' Organizing Campaign
The union issued an unequivocal statement of support. Details in my Hollywood Reporter piece. -. Watch for my new book “Hollywood on Strike!,” due out next month. Subscribe to my blog ( jhandel.com ) for more about entertainment law and digital media law. Check out my residuals chart there too.
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BROADCAST LAW BLOG
MAY 19, 2010
Judge Orders ASCAP Fees for Radio to Drop - On an Interim Basis
The permanent fees will be retroactive to January 1, 2010, so this apparent reduction in the ASCAP fees should not be taken to mean that the fees that will be paid by radio stations under this order will be the full extent of the ASCAP liability for any station. mobile media uses), required independent ASCAP and BMI agreements.
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BROADCAST LAW BLOG
OCTOBER 16, 2010
David Oxenford Conducts Webinar for State Broadcast Associations on Legal Issues in the Digital Media World - Including a Discussion of Ephemeral Copies of Sound Recordings
Dave Oxenford this week conducted a seminar on legal issues facing broadcasters in their digital media efforts. The seminar was organized by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters , and originated before a group of broadcasters in Lansing, but was webcast live to broadcasters in ten other states.
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BROADCAST LAW BLOG
OCTOBER 24, 2010
Top Ten Legal Issues to Keep Broadcasters Awake At Night - Presentations to Connecticut and Kansas Broadcasters Associations
So what Washington issues should be keeping broadcasters up at night? At these sessions, we discussed a variety of legal issues of importance to the industry, including the need for broadcasters to consider the upcoming license renewal cycle. Television stations in each state will have applications due a year later.
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW
AUGUST 5, 2010
IATSE and Teamsters Reach Mutual Assistance Pact
The pact sets out how the unions will address organizing efforts, deal with jurisdictional issues and establishes new lines of communication aimed at strengthening the relationship. Recent meetings (which I previously reported) between the leadership of the two labor organizations have led to closer ties.
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BROADCAST LAW BLOG
MARCH 29, 2010
FCC Corrects Advertising Nondiscrimination Certification - Removes Gender From Certification
Today, the FCC issued an Erratum to that two year old requirement, eliminating from the certification its application to discrimination in advertising based on gender. But the correction of this language through an Erratum seems to avoid many of the hard issues that remain with this certification.
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