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32 Articles match "Fox","Organization"
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"That's a hobby, not a profession"
am outside counsel to the Songwriters Guild of America, former counsel to NMPA and The Harry Fox Agency, Chair of the music industry’s primary social outreach program (“World Hunger Year”), and a former studio musician. I'm posting a piece by a friend and want to give a little context. If you haven't read the book, you should. He rocks hard.”
Music Technology Policy
- Saturday, July 25, 2009
Oscar Rule Change: Ten Best Lists
Donen's TWO FOR THE ROAD was a well-respected picture, for which Fox would have pushed hard for year-end honors, particularly with ten possible spots. JEAN BRODIE was a quality drama being lobbied hard by Fox for Maggie Smith's Oscar-worthy (ultimately Oscar-winning) performance -- it isn't a stretch to imagine it as a Best Picture nominee.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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Small distributor triumphs over 20th century fox in court
On July 19 – 20, the Hollywood Film Festival will provide independent filmmakers with the opportunity to learn about finance and distribution opportunities from organizations such as Buena Vista Studios, Regent Entertainment, Initial Entertainment Group, iFilm, Paramount Classics, Miramax Films, Lions Gate Films Releasing, and Laemmle Theatres.
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News Corp. Empire Under Duress
His contract guarantees him a six-year motion picture and television production deal under which Fox is obligated to greenlight at least two movies a year, at his discretion. He plans to launch his production company later this year and to spearhead his nonprofit organization Malaria No More. That's unheard of in Hollywood.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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Fox Chicago O&O sends takedowns to YouTube over liberal web site's videos; were its uses fair?
Via EFF and the Citizen Media Law Project comes word that Progress Illinois has had its YouTube Channel removed after Fox Television Stations, owner of WFLD-TV , the Fox O&O in Chicago, sent YouTube notices of copyright infringement on 3 videos containing WFLD footage that Progress Illinois had posted to its account. from MSNBC).
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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'Founding Bloggers' writes 'open letter' to CNN; asks network to withdraw DMCA notice
We conclude, with some amusement, that your conduct tends to lend validity to the least flattering stereotypes associated with your organization. We are also incredulous, irritated, and amused – in short, our reaction is complicated. We live in the era of the internet – it is not so easy to silence people these days, as you will discover.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, April 20, 2009
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Progress Illinois threatens suit over WFLD YouTube takedowns
Progress Illinois , the liberal news site that had its YouTube account suspended after the local Fox station in Chicago sent DMCA takedown notices on 3 Progress Illinois videos, is threatening a lawsuit against the station if an agreement can't be reached over what the site claims are fair uses of WFLD-TV news footage.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, January 12, 2009
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Found: campaign to urge Obama to appoint copyleft-friendly IP Czar
I've been waiting for the copyleft to organize a campaign to urge President Obama to appoint a Copyright Czar from the copyleft itself. To do so would be a continuation of putting the 'foxes in charge of the henhouse'. must say, I'm a bit confused by Ray Beckerman's fox/henhouse metaphor. Please pass this along.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, January 26, 2009
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"That's a hobby, not a profession"
am outside counsel to the Songwriters Guild of America, former counsel to NMPA and The Harry Fox Agency, Chair of the music industry’s primary social outreach program (“World Hunger Year”), and a former studio musician. I'm posting a piece by a friend and want to give a little context. If you haven't read the book, you should. He rocks hard.”
Music Technology Policy
- Saturday, July 25, 2009
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Founding Bloggers v. CNN: counternotice submitted; countdown to re-posting -- or a lawsuit
And remember: CNN -- like all TV news organizations -- relies heavily on fair use every day, using clips from competitors, and even YouTube, in its own broadcasts. We're not going to let this just go away," Andrew Marcus of Founding Bloggers told C&C in an interview earlier today. So what happens next?
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Friday, April 24, 2009
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Oscar Rule Change: Ten Best Lists
Donen's TWO FOR THE ROAD was a well-respected picture, for which Fox would have pushed hard for year-end honors, particularly with ten possible spots. JEAN BRODIE was a quality drama being lobbied hard by Fox for Maggie Smith's Oscar-worthy (ultimately Oscar-winning) performance -- it isn't a stretch to imagine it as a Best Picture nominee.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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Techdirt errs on DMCA notice-and-takedown process
I could -- and sometimes do! -- spend all day doing nothing but correcting news organizations' errors about the DMCA 's notice-and-takedown procedures. Techdirt also says: Fox gets to take this video down at a time when it's most useful for commentary purposes. Fox doesn't "get[]" to take anything down. It doesn't. Wrong. Wrong.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Friday, January 30, 2009
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