Music Law Updates - 2004 September

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Archive for ‘September, 2004’

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Sep 2004	IFPI RELEASE “RECORDING INDUSTRY IN NUMBERS 2004″ Posted in: Copyright, Record Labels
Sep 2004	Television Format Rights – Simon Fuller and Simon Cowell at Legal Loggerheads Over Claims That The ‘X Factor’ Infringes ‘Pop Idol’ Posted in: Copyright
Sep 2004	Classic Rock & Roll Sound Recording Copyrights Begin to Expire in Europe Posted in: Copyright, Record Labels
Sep 2004	Lil Romeo Faces Lawsuit From Album ‘Ghostwriter’ Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing
Sep 2004	The Recording Industry Association of America Settles Its Lawsuit Against Israeli File-Swapping Company iMesh Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Sep 2004	Russian Mobile Phone Downloads Violate Copyright Law Posted in: Artists, Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Sep 2004	McCartney Objects to Use of Sample Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Sep 2004	Hallyday Wins Back Control of Master Tapes Posted in: Artists, Copyright, Record Labels
Sep 2004	Publican Escapes Prison After Repeatedly Failing to Obtain a PRS Licence Posted in: Copyright, Live Events
Sep 2004	Scottish Promoters Use a ‘Wedding’ to Try to Foil Licensing Laws Posted in: Health & Safety, Licensing, Live Events
Sep 2004	MCPS and BPI Finally Agree Rates for DVDs Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Sep 2004	Australian DJs Guilty of Copyright Infringement Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Sep 2004	EFF Pushes Digital Television Revolution Posted in: Copyright
Sep 2004	JibJab Files Suit to Defend Fair Use Rights Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing
Sep 2004	Retired Police Officer Held Massive Database of Music Files for Swapping. R v Manton Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing
Sep 2004	Megadeth Members Serve Lawsuits On Each Other Posted in: Artists, Copyright
Sep 2004	BPI Welcomes Government Crackdown On IP Theft Posted in: Artists, Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Sep 2004	US Antitrust Settlement ‘Censored’ By State Lawyers Posted in: Artists, Censorship, Competition, Record Labels
Sep 2004	US: Ninth Circuit Declares Grokster, Morpheus Not Liable for Infringement Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Music Publishing, Record Labels