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Off Topic: A GPS Tracker for the iPhone
If you’re interested in this type of product, go to its website and read more about it. This post has nothing to do with law, unless you are a lawyer who likes to bike or hike or run or ski or sail or do any kind of outdoor activity. Look for these in the app store and you’ll fine any number of them. Then I tried MotionX-GPS.
Media Law
- Saturday, August 28, 2010
The Art and Science of Lawyer Bios
Consumers of any product or service want to feel confident that they are making the right choice. Thus, if we are buying a product, we want to hear from friends and reviewers who’ve used that product. I’ve given a lot of thought over the years to the very mundane topic of lawyer bios. What a Bio Should Be.
Media Law
- Friday, August 27, 2010
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Independent New Media Productions
There are casting notices out there for SAG new media productions under the “SAG New Media Contract.” Third, performers should recognize that independent producers are unlikely to make much, if any, money on these productions. Even the studios are shutting down their new media production entities (Stage 9, 60 Frames).
Digital Media Law
- Tuesday, June 16, 2009
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Top 5 ways film/TV product placement causes lawsuits
Naturally, the rise of product placement means more lawsuits when things don't go as. By Eriq Gardner Hollywood has increasingly turned to brand integration as a way to recover revenue lost to piracy and technologies that let users zap commercials.
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Legal App Honored as Product of the Year
The Fastcase iPhone app has been selected by the American Association of Law Libraries as 2010 New Product of the Year. The award recognizes new legal information products that enhance or improve existing law library services or procedures. At least I can claim you read about it here first.
Media Law
- Thursday, July 1, 2010
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Film Production Company Avoids Copyright Infringement Suit on Basis of Statute of Limitations
The Ortiz case was derived from a film production company engaging an artist, Mr. Ortiz later claimed that the film production company infringed his copyright in incorporating that score into the movie and not paying him royalties, he sued for copyright infringement. Guitian Brothers, Inc., et al. 2008 WL 4449314. When Mr.
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Ad agency claims it invented TV product integration
By Eriq Gardner No advertising agency would have the brass to claim to have invented the concept of integrating a product into a television show, right? Guess again. Delaware-based ad agency Denizen is suing media agency Mindshare for stealing an.
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Co-Productions & Joint-Ventures: Issues
Whether the co-production or joint-venture is simple or complicated, a number of important issues should be determined in advance so the parties understand the nature of their relationship, rights, obligations and potential liabilities involved in the project. voting and non-voting stock, and dividends). Is there an exclusivity clause?
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Music Licenses for Film Productions
It is likely that a filmmaker will need to enter into both (1) a master use and (2) a synchronization license for each of the musical pieces that he utilizes in the production. master use license is one which grants the licensee the right to use a specific recording in a production. film or television production).
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Truth or Dare: Madonna Not in New Moon, Pattinson, Efron on Oscars, Spielberg's Lincoln
Production starts in two months. Here's the latest clip: Tags: Breaking News In Production Oscars Russell Crowe Steven Spielberg Twilight Madonna New Moon. Let's play a game of true or false. Summit says NO, Madonna will not appear in Twilight sequel New Moon, despite what you may read. Don't mess with a brand name.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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When does product placement become false advertising?
By Eriq Gardner Product placement has become so omnipresent in films and TV that we hardly think twice when we see it. But what happens if the film or show misrepresents the product? On the NYT's Freakonomics blog, Ian Ayres.
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Soap Operas, Product Placement, and the Economy
In a very funny op-ed, Gail Collins weighs in on product placement in soap operas (oh, sorry) daytime dramas, and discusses where else we've seen sponsors' items placed prominently in news programs and elsewhere. For those wondering why it was
Media Law Prof Blog
- Saturday, February 28, 2009
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