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WHEN A DISTRIBUTOR DEFAULTS
home video rights. When I negotiated the agreement, I included a clause enabling my client to demand accelerated payments on default, interest on late payments, and reversion of all distribution rights. So the distributor not only had to pay the balance due with interest, but it forfeited its right to distribute the film.
Entertainment Law Resources Blog
- Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Keeping the RIAA’s Gun Loaded: The Thomas-Rasset Saga Continues
If the whole point of the RIAA’s individual lawsuit campaign is to deter downloading , why not focus all of its legal resources on making sure the Thomas-Rasset verdict is as scary as possible, to send a message to all of those potential downloaders out there? Well, the litigation continues, and the RIAA’s initial award of $1.92
JetLawBlog
- Wednesday, June 30, 2010
I’ll Take Artificial Intelligence for $1000, Alex
and answer silly trivia questions may seem like a childish waste of more than three years of research and resources, the implications of the technology employed by Watson are far reaching. As if Jeopardy! competitors as early as this fall. Comprehension of natural language, of course, is incredibly important for a successful Jeopardy! Bush?).
JetLawBlog
- Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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ENTERTAINMENT LITIGATION: POPE BENEDICT, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND COLDPLAY
In his latest and third encyclical letter, Pope Benedict comments about the current global economic crisis and mentions certain intellectual property rights, the litigation of which constitutes a large part of my practice. That does not mean that Coldplay would not enforce their rights if their rights were being violated in a significant way.
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IP Law and Indigenous Peoples' Property Rights
Conway, University of Hawaii at Manoa Law School, has published "Indigenizing Intellectual Property Law: Customary Law, Legal Pluralism, and the Protection of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, Identity, and Resources," in Texas Wesleyan Law Review, volume 15 (2009). Danielle M. Here is
Media Law Prof Blog
- Friday, March 26, 2010
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Not quite right Sasha
These acts then had access to resources (clearance lawyers employed by the label) and freedom (A. They deserve the right to approve how their recording is being used. amp; R. people who could shield them from the suits), enabling them to go bonkers after they had delivered a radio-friendly single or two.” It’s called commoditization.
Music Technology Policy
- Friday, May 29, 2009
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Asked & Answered: Real Events reported in the media. What rights do I need?
Do I need to buy the rights to this story’s premise from the newspaper or writer or people that experienced the event? Since I do not plan to write their actual story, do I need to buy any rights at all? At what point does writing about an event requiring buying the rights? So, when do you get the rights?
Gordon P. Firemark
- Thursday, June 3, 2010
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Panel Discussion on IP issues in the presidential campaign -- Feb. 19 at 6pm in Los Angeles
Do musicians have a right of publicity or Lanham Act claim if a song they perform is used without their permission? Right of publicity issues. From 2006-2008, Ben served as Co-Chair of the Media Law Resource Center's California Chapter. I was an attorney on Sen. McCain's campaign and am one of the panelists.)
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Friday, February 6, 2009
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Filmmaker’s Panelist Named: Fort Worth Fearless Film Festival
Filmmakers’ panels, new this year to the Fearless Film series, survey legal frameworks for as well as resources available to Texas filmmakers in three sessions Saturday, April 18 in the downtown Fort Worth library’s Chappell Meeting Room. Texas Filmmakers Resources , 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. by Tamera H. Bennett. posted April 9, 2009.
Current Trends
- Thursday, April 9, 2009
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Keeping the RIAA’s Gun Loaded: The Thomas-Rasset Saga Continues
If the whole point of the RIAA’s individual lawsuit campaign is to deter downloading , why not focus all of its legal resources on making sure the Thomas-Rasset verdict is as scary as possible, to send a message to all of those potential downloaders out there? Well, the litigation continues, and the RIAA’s initial award of $1.92
JetLawBlog
- Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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I’ll Take Artificial Intelligence for $1000, Alex
and answer silly trivia questions may seem like a childish waste of more than three years of research and resources, the implications of the technology employed by Watson are far reaching. As if Jeopardy! competitors as early as this fall. Comprehension of natural language, of course, is incredibly important for a successful Jeopardy! Bush?).
JetLawBlog
- Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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'Founding Bloggers' writes 'open letter' to CNN; asks network to withdraw DMCA notice
Should you prefer to avoid this fate, we will, of course, welcome the return of our production to its rightful spot – and the 3000+ viewer generated comment-opinions, both in support and in opposition, regarding it. We are also incredulous, irritated, and amused – in short, our reaction is complicated.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, April 20, 2009
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Podcast: The FTC’s Blogger Guidelines
Robinson , staff attorney at the Media Law Resource Center , a nonprofit information clearinghouse that monitors and promotes First Amendment rights in libel, privacy and related fields; and Barry J. The FTC wants bloggers to disclose free products or payments they receive from companies for reviewing their products.
Media Law
- Friday, October 16, 2009
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