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17 Articles match "Market","Paramount","Rights"
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Canadians Slimed as Copyright Consultation Concludes
The Copyright Act should be amended to bring the backup copy provision into the 21st century by expanding the right to make an archival backup copy to all digital consumer products regardless of format or media. Don’t want the government to do something silly like protect property rights and create a market.] Civil War.
Music Technology Policy
- Monday, September 21, 2009
Oscar Rule Change: Ten Best Lists
Anyway, the Academy already had one flop musical on this year's list -- which also tended to exclude Paramount's costly, bawdy but mostly tone-deaf PAINT YOUR WAGON. Paramount and Motown were extensively tub-thumping LADY SINGS THE BLUES (which did get five nominations), but I think Diana Ross rightly got most of the attention from that.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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The Film Industry Is In A Pickle
Pickle Magazine , a film industry publication based in India about all things Bollywood and now, Hollywood, recently asked producer and sales agent, Ron Lavery to interview me and ten others for its American Film Market edition. The good news is that other film funds do not and will not require market capitalization to this extent.
DealFatigue
- Sunday, November 16, 2008
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Use of Copyright Material in Background Scene: Gottlieb Development, LLC v. Paramount Pictures, Corp.: Fair Use Prevails, but Provides a Reminder of the Importance of Pre-Production Clearance
Paramount Pictures, Corp. As described by the Court, the scene at issue involved stars of the film, Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt, “brainstorm[ing] with other employees to develop these ideas for marketing certain consumer products to women. Intellectual Property : In Gottlieb Development LLC v. 2008 WL 8396360 (S.D.N.Y.
Film and Television Law Blog
- Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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Thompson On Hollywood - Untitled Article
The LAT pitched these stories to NBC and Paramount, reports the NYT. Doing the right thing, in this case, is murky indeed. Tags: Ben Affleck Los Angeles Times Marketing Media Russell Crowe advertorial Ben Affleck LAT magazines media newspapers NYT Rachel McAdams Russell Crowe State of Play The Soloist This is so wrong.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Sunday, April 12, 2009
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Interdependence Day
With the box office success of Slum Dog Millionaire , indie films are the new darlings of the movie business after decades of being relegated to the wilderness of limited theatrical distribution and even more limited marketing budgets. There’s been quite a bit of up-selling of independent pictures in Hollywood. Warners is not alone.
DealFatigue
- Thursday, February 12, 2009
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NPR makes copyright claim over anti-same-sex-marriage ad; another political fair use fight
The use is non-commercial (it is purely political); NPR's work is factual, not fictional; the portion used is brief; and such a use will have no significant effect on the market for NPR's work. Protecting [one's] reputation" is not a cognizable copyright interest, at least in the US, where we don't recognize moral rights. See 17 U.S.C.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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LAFF: Keynoter Stern Lays Out Indie Landscape
When the financial crisis hit, any awards that independent films were winning suddenly were not enough to appease corporate paymasters, who in turn severely damaged labels like New Line, Warner Independent, Paramount Vantage, PictureHouse and so on. Those markets used to be the backstop of smaller films. Patrick is absolutely right.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Saturday, June 20, 2009
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Mark Litwak to Lecture at University of HAWAII
May23, 2003 In this newsletter: Hollywood Finance and Distribution Market AT DOUBLETREE HOTEL, JULY 19–20 Want to know how industry insiders approach financing and distribution? Participants will also learn what remedies are available to enforce their rights in the event of a dispute.
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Oscar Rule Change: Ten Best Lists
Anyway, the Academy already had one flop musical on this year's list -- which also tended to exclude Paramount's costly, bawdy but mostly tone-deaf PAINT YOUR WAGON. Paramount and Motown were extensively tub-thumping LADY SINGS THE BLUES (which did get five nominations), but I think Diana Ross rightly got most of the attention from that.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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Oscar Rule Change Follow-ups
Were these monumental changes made for the right reasons (commerce, or art)? Ganis served terms as a marketing executive at Sony Pictures Entertainment, Paramount Pictures and Lucasfilm Ltd. Isaacs is a public relations executive and the former head of publicity at Paramount Pictures. Being John Malkovich. Boys Don't Cry.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Monday, June 29, 2009
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Lawsuit Filed Against Producer Who Captured Women Baring Their Bodies in Public
Gill in an affectionate pose at a confectionery and ice cream concession at the Farmer's Market in Los Angeles. The court found against the Gills, reasoning that if everyone had the right to stop publication of photos taken without their permission, no photo could ever be published of a street scene or a parade. In Gill v. and Mrs.
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