Music Law

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• 10 Years After Napster: Welcome to 1998

  
  The M.E.L.O.N. Feed — Authority: 99
  by Tony Berman Imagine a music service that allowed you to search for anddownload nearly any song for free with no monthly limits or caps. You couldburn the downloaded music to a CD, either creating mixes or burning completealbums. This service exists, but it isn’t called Napster, and this isn’t ...
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• Brought to you by the number “40″

  
  On the Record — Authority: 131
  Sesame Street turns 40 today. I’ll let that sink in for a minute. (Yes, I know, it was only yesterday you were a kid watching it, where did the time go, etc. etc.) Big Bird and friends have taught generations of children how to count, share, play nice with others, and, perhaps most importantly , why you gotta ...
  4 days ago

• REBUTTAL FROM JAH CURE OVER TRINIDADIAN PROMOTER

  
  The Bajan Reporter — Authority: 437
  SoBe Entertainment/Danger Zone Recording artiste Jah Cure has Just returned from performing at the show dubbed ‘ It’s Cure Again ’ in Trinidad and Tobago. Jah Cure’s trip to Trinidad and Tobago was not without incident however, as an unscrupulous promoter made efforts to prevent him from performing. On ...
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• Teens Cited for “Disorderly Conduct” For “Rapping” Their Order At McDonald’s Drive Thru

  
  The Moderate Voice — Authority: 733
  Some teens got in cited for “disorderly conduct” for “rapping” their order at a McDonald’s. Details: Click here to view the embedded video. So you can get in trouble rapping your order at McDonalds (because the person to whom you’re rapping may feel their life is at risk — but if it’s rap, isn’t ...
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• Google’s Music Search Launches Its Artist-Powered Promotion

  
  247dailypress.com — Authority: 135
  Last night we broke the story that Google would be teaming with a number of well known artists to launch a promotion for its Music Onebox search, which was released last week. Turns out, it’s launching a bit sooner than we thought: beginning tonight a number of well known artists will be offering exclusive songs and ...
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• History question

  
  Jack Bog's Blog — Authority: 144
  Last night I was grooving along to one of the many blues CDs that I picked up in a big eBay purchase over the summer. It was Jail by Big Mama Thornton -- a splendid collection of songs recorded live at prison shows. Imagine my surprise when I glanced at the back of the CD case and caught this: Can any ...
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• Exit Strategy: Sue Gartner for $1.696B

  
  spatially relevant — Authority: 421
  I’ve seen a good deal of crazy valuations and market activity to boost share holder wealth, but sometimes you should just choose the maintenance increase.  Ultimately it appears ZL tech doesn’t realize that not all revenue generation ideas or exit strategies should be prioritized solely by the top line ...
  2 weeks ago

• Music + emotion + context + discovery = networked economics

  
  SMLXL - Engagement Marketing and Communication principles from Alan Moore — Authority: 468
  The interest in both the prospect of Beatles downloads and the big sales of their re-released CDs highlights an increasingly important back-catalogue business within the embattled music industry . Struggling to earn money on new artists, record labels are mining their vaults for hidden gems and classic tracks to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google Music Search

  
  .Evolving Music. — Authority: 119
  Is there anything that Google can’t do? At least when it comes to search, the answer appears to be no. The behemoth has now teamed with, you know, pretty much all the big players in the music industry to bring us the sleekest and simplest way to search for and discover music. We’re talking Lala , Imeem , ...
  2 weeks ago

• Agreeing to License Part One: Free to Roll With The Changes

  
  The M.E.L.O.N. Feed — Authority: 99
  by Mark A. Pearson, Esq. The following is thefirst in a series of articles that will try and explain some of the pros andcons of entering into a licensing agreement in today’s entertainmentindustry. As the various business models of the entertainment industrycontinue to reinvent themselves almost on a daily ...
  2 weeks ago

• Labels, Artists Target YouTube in Germany Over Copyrights

  
  Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge — Authority: 578
  *A correction was made to this story. Hamburg, Germany - Google and YouTube face a copyright-related investigation in Germany, after a group of independent labels, publishers and artists filed complaints against the companies, Billboard reported. Parties to the complaints include labels Highball Music and Coconut ...
  2 weeks ago

• The file sharing debate

  
  Sunny spells and scattered showers — Authority: 108
  via MATEUS_27:24&2 5s photostream (Flickr) This week, the French government decided to adopt a” three strikes ” policy against illegal file sharers on the  Internet. Effectively, it means that if you are caught illegally sharing music, you risk a large fine and a one year Internet ban. The law is soon to be ...
  3 weeks ago

• Jamaica: Change Takes Time

  
  Global Voices Online — Authority: 722
  Annie Paul blogs about everything from Jamaican coffee to reggae star Buju Bantons meeting with gay activists: “Yeah right, the Jamaican public is going to listen and learn from a castrated Buju when he tells them he has recanted and they should all follow suit by becoming ‘pro-gay whatever that means.”
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• Court: Ringtones Not a Public Performance; No Extra Royalty

  
  Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge — Authority: 578
  San Francisco - A federal court has ruled that a cell phone ringtone sounded in public doesnot constitute a "public performance" under copyright law, andtherefore performing rights organizations like ASCAP are not entitledto additional royalty payments from ringtones. "When a ringtone plays on acellular telephone, ...
  4 weeks ago

• Crazy Woman Wants Money From The Jackson Estate (Hint, It’s NOT Latoya)

  
  StarzLife — Authority: 538
  Helen Harris-Scott has filed papers with the LA County court asking $50 Million from the Michael Jackson estate. This is the second suit that Harris-Scott has filed against the Jackson camp- the first claimed that Jackson wiretapped her house, tracked her car, and had criminals spying on her and reporting back ...
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• UNIVERSAL CURE UP FOR GRAMMY NOMINATION

  
  The Bajan Reporter — Authority: 437
  Jah Cure’s album The Universal Cure has been submitted for a 2010 Reggae Grammy nomination. The Album is part of a list of reggae albums that will be considered for a 2010 Grammy nomination. The Universal Cure which was released on April 14 this year is Jah Cure’s fifth full-length album. Released under ...
  4 weeks ago

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