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Hey, what's the big idea? Protecting your ideas when submitting them to a third party.

Barry Shrum wrote 1 month ago: One question clients often asked me is whether an idea can be protected.  The question frequently a … more »

Tags: Copyright infringement, music law, Trademark Issues

Paul Broun hates our freedom and hates our troops11 comments

marcorandazza wrote 2 months ago: Forgive the headline, but I just love feeding conservatives neo-cons their own feces. Rep. Paul B … more »

Tags: ass hat, censorship, Church and State, Civil Liberties, First Amendment, Politics, sexual politics

decide my fate2 comments

enjolie wrote 3 months ago: should i: be a lazy ass, not go to meet-the-employers, instead go home early, relax, eat, outline (h … more »

Tags: Law School, Jobs, Law Firms, laziness, employers, Big Firms, i hate law school

The Georgia Court of Appeals commits attempted murder on American literature in "Red Hat Club" case.

marcorandazza wrote 3 months ago: Law.com reports on a case in which the Georgia Court of Appeals has committed the crime of attempted … more »

Tags: Adult Entertainment Law, Defamation, First Amendment, ass hat

Another Borat Lawsuit Dismissed

marcorandazza wrote 3 months ago: In a 13-second segment of the movie, the man, Jeffrey Lemerond, visibly alarmed or frightened, is sh … more »

You Say You Want A REVOLUTION?

Barry Shrum wrote 3 months ago: You say you want a revolution Well, you know We all want to change the world . . .   You … more »

Tags: music law, Entertainment Industry News, Copyright infringement, Personal jurisdiction, digital downloads

Fair is not always "Fair Use"

Barry Shrum wrote 4 months ago: The concept of “fair use” is a very misunderstood concept.  The first common misunderstandi … more »

Tags: Copyright infringement, music law

"More than a Feeling" - Momma, look what they've done to my song!

Barry Shrum wrote 4 months ago: I received a call from one of my readers to address the topic of whether a songwriter has the abilit … more »

Tags: Copyright infringement, music law

Atlantic Records et al. v. Brennan: Federal Judge Denies Default Judgment for RIAA

Barry Shrum wrote 4 months ago: U.S. District Judge for the District of Connecticut  Justice Janet Bond Arterton, handed down … more »

Tags: Copyright infringement, digital downloads, internet law, music law, Music Publishing

Ed Stross - Michigan Mural Case Update1 comment

marcorandazza wrote 4 months ago: I posted on the Ed Stross mural case last night, but hadn’t yet located the decision. Now tha … more »

Tags: Civil Liberties, First Amendment, ass hat

New Copyright Legislation, H.R. 4279, being considered by House Committee on the Judiciary

Barry Shrum wrote 4 months ago: The U.S. House of Representatives introduced a 69-page bill entitled the “Prioritizing Resourc … more »

Tags: Copyright infringement, music law

Sammy & Me4 comments

marcorandazza wrote 5 months ago: I still hold out hope that Samuel Alito will become what Scalia should have been — a jurist of … more »

Borat Case Dismissed on Jurisdictional Grounds

marcorandazza wrote 5 months ago: Kathie Martin, an etiquette teacher in Birmingham, who appeared in the Borat movie, brought suit aga … more »

Copyright Royalty Board begins critical hearings

Barry Shrum wrote 5 months ago: On Monday, January 28th, the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) began what will be four weeks of hearings … more »

Tags: digital downloads, Entertainment Industry News, internet law, Music Publishing, Copyright Royalty Board, mechanical royalty, NMPA, RIAA, statutory rate

FCC Commish Tate -- Asshat of the Week17 comments

marcorandazza wrote 5 months ago: This post comes with a soundtrack provided by the Meatmen. Listen to this song as you read this ent … more »

Tags: ass hat, censorship, Civil Liberties, First Amendment

Another Borat Lawsuit2 comments

marcorandazza wrote 7 months ago: Now the driver’s ed instructor from the Borat film has filed suit. This film will be featured … more »

Expert Witness Fund established to defend against RIAA Lawsuits

Barry Shrum wrote 7 months ago: The Recording Industry v. the People, an anti-RIAA blog operat ed by New York attorney, Ray Beckerma … more »

Tags: Copyright infringement, digital downloads, music law

The Magic Bubble Bursts: Did the Record Labels make their own grave?

Barry Shrum wrote 7 months ago: For almost a decade now, the major labels (at the beginning there were five of them, now only four, … more »

Tags: digital downloads, Life on the Row, music law

Music Publishing 101, Part 4: Show me the money!

Barry Shrum wrote 7 months ago: Section 106 of the Copyright Act gives the owner of a copyright a bundle of rights which includes th … more »

Tags: Life on the Row, music law, digital downloads, Music Publishing


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