Music Law Updates - 2004 August

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Archive for ‘August, 2004’

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Aug 2004	Music Linked Cigarette Sponsorship Challenged in Maryland, US Posted in: Artists, Business
Aug 2004	Copyright Subsists in an ‘Edition’ Version of a Work Even Where No Significant Changes are Made to the Melody Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	German Clash Over Levy On Copying Devices Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	Dutch Supreme Court Confirms Format Rights Decision: Castaway v Endemol Posted in: Copyright
Aug 2004	Beenie Man Show Cancelled Over Homophobic Lyrics Posted in: Health & Safety, Live Events
Aug 2004	Princess Caroline Wins Historic Court Battle Posted in: Artists, Privacy
Aug 2004	“Creative Commons” Adopted in the Netherlands Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	Artist Wins Right To Use Barbie Dolls Posted in: Artists, Copyright, Trade Mark
Aug 2004	EFF Fears the Inducing Infringement of Copyright Act Will Stifle Innovative Technology Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	The Supreme Court of Canada Rules That All Internet Transmissions Into Canada Are Covered By Canadian Law Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	US Court Rules That Internet Service Providers Are Not Liable For Passive Storage of Infringing Posted in: Copyright, Internet
Aug 2004	Scottish CD Pirate Jailed R v Reid (2004) Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	UK Bootleg Pirate Jailed For Three and a Half Years R v Purseglove (2004) Posted in: Artists, Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	Hong Kong Court Jails Pirates For Six and a Half Years Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Aug 2004	4,700 Pirated Compact Discs, Cassette Tapes, and DVDs Crushed in Jamaica Posted in: Copyright, Record Labels, Trade Mark
Aug 2004	Scottish Ticket Counterfeiter Spared Jail Posted in: Live Events, Trade Mark
Aug 2004	Article: “Format Fortunes: Is there Legal Recognition for the Television Format Right?” Posted in: Articles