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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 1, 2012 Canadian Bar Association Submission Redux After the publication of the CBA submission last year, Mr. Geist noted that : “The Canadian Bar Association, which represents 37,000 lawyers, law professors, and students from across the country, has released an important submission on Bill C-32. So Professor Geist says he “ was not involved in the drafting of the C-32 document.” | | | | | | | | | | | -
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2012 Update: Canadian Bar Association Submission Redux According to the National Post : “The lawyers who complained to the CBA [about the] document…[i]n their Feb. ’ Instead, she explains that Mr. Geist had worked with the earlier version of the committee and provided direct input on earlier drafts. In her March 1 letter, Ms. Ernst writes. ’” (emphasis mine). MORE >> -
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2012 Mellencamp Is Right, Brand-Supported Piracy Screws Songwriters AGAIN: Snakes in the Grass, @McDonalds, Google and Other Species of Vermin I am a member of the legal and legislative committee of the American Association of Independent Music, the indie label trade association (although I write to you as an individual and not on behalf of anyone).Never This sting was well- documented in reporting in the Wall Street Journal by the Journal’s Thomas Catan. Squat. MORE >> -
BROADCAST LAW BLOG | THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2010 Looking Into the Crystal Ball - What Can Broadcasters Expect from Washington in 2010? While broadcaster representatives have thus far been able to beat back attempts impose this performance royalty for the use of sound recordings, both the House and Senate Judiciary Committees passed forms of this legislation in 2009, and proponents of the royalty will be pushing for a vote on these bills this year. Television Issues. MORE >> - Files From 80's Lay Out Stances of Bush Nominee - New York Times
Roberts advocated judicial restraint on the issues of the day, many of which are still topical, documents released Tuesday by the National Archives show. He defended, for instance, the constitutionality of proposed legislation to restrict the ability of federal courts to order busing to desegregate schools. ROSENBAUM. COLLEGE PARK, Md., MORE >> - Roberts Parries Queries on Roe and End of Life - New York Times
of Delaware, one of several Democrats on the Judiciary Committee who challenged him with growing frustration on Wednesday. Without any knowledge of your understanding of the law, because you will not share it with us," Mr. Biden said, "we are rolling the dice with you, Judge.". WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 - Judge John G. Roberts Jr. Biden Jr. MORE >>
- Editorial Observer: Justice Breyer Proposes a New Path for the Post-Rehnquist Court - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2005
- Miers Hits Another Snag as Senators Fault Her Questionnaire - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2005
- Miers Is Asked to Redo Reply to Questions - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2005
- Text of New Open Meeting Law MEDIA LAW | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009
- Freedom of the Press and Confronting Human Rights in China JETLAWBLOG | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2009
- Files From 80's Lay Out Stances of Bush Nominee - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 2005
- Roberts Parries Queries on Roe and End of Life - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2005
- Editorial Observer: Justice Breyer Proposes a New Path for the Post-Rehnquist Court - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2005
- Miers Hits Another Snag as Senators Fault Her Questionnaire - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2005
- Miers Is Asked to Redo Reply to Questions - New York Times COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2005
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