Music Law Updates - 2008 January

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Archive for ‘January, 2008’

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Jan 2008	How long should copyright last? By Victor Keegan Posted in: Copyright
Jan 2008	It’s not all good news for the labels as Limewire’s defence is thrown out Posted in: Competition, Internet, Record Labels
Jan 2008	High School Musical star’s claim to avoid contract signed as a minor goes to trial Posted in: Artists, Contract
Jan 2008	Live industry promotes self regulation for ticketing Posted in: Competition, Live Events
Jan 2008	UK Government responds on Licensing Act problems Posted in: Licensing, Live Events
Jan 2008	DJ sentenced to 10 months in prison for illegal broadcasting Posted in: Media
Jan 2008	EC says collection society guidelines will remain voluntary Posted in: Competition, Music Publishing
Jan 2008	EU not planning to regulate online music markets Posted in: Competition, Internet
Jan 2008	RIAA and MPAA top ‘worst corporations’ list as new copyright legislation is proposed Posted in: Copyright, Record Labels
Jan 2008	In defence of the artist’s rights to get paid Posted in: Copyright
Jan 2008	Thailand moves to amend copyright legislation Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Jan 2008	Final Blow to File Sharing? Japan’s Government to Revise Copyright Law Posted in: Copyright, Music Publishing, Record Labels
Jan 2008	Beijing Court confirms Yahoo’s music service infringes copyright law Posted in: Copyright, Internet, Record Labels
Jan 2008	Governor Schwarzenegger Signs Law Clarifying Posthumous Right of Publicity Statute Posted in: Artists, Image Rights, Trade Mark
Jan 2008	Four Tops win injunction and a most unusual order Posted in: Artists, Trade Mark
Jan 2008	Bands sue over Rolling Stone magazine cartoon feature Posted in: Artists, Image Rights, Trade Mark
Jan 2008	Sky TV case reaches half time in High Court Posted in: Competition, Copyright, Internet