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20 Jan, 2007 11:13 pm
... fell under the Audio Home Recording Act of 1991, which allows users to record music from the radio for private use. Judge Batts didn't buy
the argument, and made ... Equality and Remedies for Rights Holders in Music Act, or Perform Act, which was reintroduced Thursday by Sens.
Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C ... is intended to "level the playing field among 'radio-like services' available via cable, satellite and the Internet (not
level to terrestrial radio, I will point out)." (more…)
15 Dec, 2006 5:49 am
... forms and instructions that do not reflect the changes. Taxpayers, and tax practitioners, will need to figure out independently how to
modify the instructions in order to incorporate the changes. How seamless will this be? The IRS may issue supplemental instructions, but ... of the mine safety tax breaks and the
outright inappropriateness of the tax break for income earned by writing music in contrast to the higher rates on income earned by performing
other services. Fifth, all sorts of changes are ...
27 Mar, 2007 2:03 pm
... resolution through something called the Copyright Arbitration Royal Panel, or CARP. When the Library of Congress (LOC) finished the CARP process in mid-2002, the imposed fee
structure was so steep, ... Thorn's bandmates: We received this plea from our good friends at All Memphis Music Radio. They, and Internet radio
in general, have been very good ... process grounds. It's anyone's guess right now how the litigation will turn out, but if ithe issue becomes
politically charged enough hopefully Congress ...
10 Dec, 2006 1:45 pm
... Weston, Attorney-Advisor, U.S. Copyright Office. E-mail cwes@loc.gov, Telephone (202) 707-2592, Fax (202) 707-0815. SUPPLEMENTARY ... not eliminated, should an additional
exception be added to permit the application of subsections (d) and (e) to musical or audiovisual works embedded in textual works? Would doing so ... receipt. If by e-mail
(preferred): Send to the e-mail address section108@loc.gov a message containing the information required above for the request to participate or the written submission ...
25 Nov 3:00 am
... Perhaps the best line that Mrs. B -- Winifred, that is -- has is this one, part of the rousing musical number in the clip at bottom: Our daughters' daughters will adore us
and they' ... suffragettes.' The script says otherwise, however; the London banker's wife is continually out the door, on her way to a suffrage
meeting, leaving wee Jane and Michael ... Armour, Andrew Carnegie, James Mellon, J.P. Morgan, and John D. Rockefeller. The choice freed each to become a human engine of America's
industrial ...
19 Feb, 2007 12:51 pm
... it. And, thinking a little ahead, would you start digitizing items to send out on ILL if you had clearer guidance in the law? Would it
affect your contract ... an exception for text copies for ILL was pressed for. The ILL exception doesn't apply to musical works (scores), pictorial, graphic, sculptural works,
motion pictures and other audiovisual ... (except those dealing with news). Why can't we make ILL copies of musical works (scores) and the other formats? Unless someone was there
making the case, ...
26 Feb, 2007 7:53 am
... : MP3 is a compression and decompression codec to compress and decompress music files. We can compress that sentence by just leaving
out "compression and decompression", resulting in MP3 is a codec to compress and decompress ... and decompression standard such as JPEG or MP3
is of course more complicated when dealing with large masses of photo or music information, that is fundamentally all there is to it. There is
nothing magical about it that needs the protection of patents. MP3 removes musical ...
19 Jan, 2008 11:58 am
... Southern District of Ohio at Columbus JULIA SMITH GIBBONS, Circuit Judge. This appeal arises out of the district court's dismissal of
petitioner-appellant Randolph Wilkins's ("Wilkins") petition ... 's opinion. 08a0035p.06 Jenkins v. Rock Hill Loc School Mulkey v. Rock Hill Loc School Southern District
of Ohio at Cincinnati CURTIS L. COLLIER ... v. Thomas Southern District of Ohio at Columbus 08a0044n.06 Bridgeport Music Inc v. Rondor
Music Intl Middle District of Tennessee at Nashville 08a0045n.06 USA v ...
15 Jan, 2008 2:53 am
... at the office. So why not make our workspace pleasant? That's what I'm setting out to do, but I'm stumped. There are so many possibilities
that I can't decide what to do. ... nice replacement. iPod dock - Don't we all work better with music? It helps me focus and tune
out distractions. But I'm getting a little tired of Pandora (now open to ... more things I could get, such as a second monitor, a comfy club
chair, etc. But I'd like to know what you think makes your workspace great. So let's start some ...
30 Aug, 2006 11:42 am
... Enforcement Act of 2005, P.L. 109-235 (2006), available at http://thomas.loc.gov Video-gamer Blizzard Entertainment and Blizzard Records do not ... and video games. However,
in 1995, the computer company began selling recordings of the music from its game soundtracks, using the "Blizzard" mark. Since Blizzard
Entertainment used the mark for ... of 250 actors from 14 countries. It was filmed in Toronto, Morocco, New York, Washington D.C., and one of only a few films ever to be allowed
to film at the CIA ...
30 Jan 7:00 pm
... Watch) (Excess Copyright) Open Right Group to host roundtable on copyright extension for music (TorrentFreak) EP divisional applications:
some food for thought (IPKat) EPO president ... (Law360) Apple - Apple, SanDisk settle Texas spat over portable digital music player patent
(Law360) Bilski - Bilski petitions the Supreme Court to decide issues ... US Copyright Why is it so difficult to opt-out of copyright?
(Techdirt) US Copyright - Decisions District Court N D Illinois: Copyright plaintiff need not ...
4 Aug 3:50 am
... its fierce litigation campaign against individual users, and they are making an example out of Joel in order to quote "teach other people a
lesson." That is an inappropriate use of the court system ... ."); Disney Enters., Inc. v Delane, 446 F. Supp. 2d 402 (D. Md. 2006) (statutory damages necessary to deter future
infringement). And there are ... Top Rank, Inc. v. Allerton Lounge, Inc., 1998 WL 35152791 (S.D.N.Y.,1998) (Sotomayor, J.) ("The Court agrees with the defendants that statutory
damages must ...
10 Dec, 2007 10:11 am
... : there would be 12 for each track on the sound recording, 1 for the sound recording as a whole, and 12 for each musical composition. Under this approach, for one CD the
minimum award for non-innocent infringement must be $18,750, for ... of this, there is absolutely zero evidence that the current system, which already provides extraordinarily high
awards way out of proportion to actual damages, is inadequate. Under the current system, even assuming the lowest amount available for sharing
an entire ...
23 Nov, 2006 12:12 pm
... in an effort to find and correct security flaws and vulnerabilities. This exemption was based largely on Sony BMG Music Entertainment's use
of a copy-protection system that increased the vulnerability of consumers' computers to hacking. Chilling Effects contributor ... were recognized for archivists, cell phone recyclers
and computer security experts. However, he also pointed out that the Copyright Office may not have done enough to benefit consumers when it
rejected an exemption that would have ...
7 Mar, 2007 4:10 am
... no feasible way we can continue," said Bill Goldsmith, who operates an online rock-music station called Radio Paradise in Paradise, Calif.
He estimated that he would owe $ ... online and off. But if the music industry simply charges small and noncommercial webcasters the maximum
rate allowed, it could put them out of business. Then they wouldn't be paying any royalties at all - and it'd be the industry's turn to
panic. The Determination of Rates and Terms for Webcasting for the License Period 2006- ...
21 Aug, 2008 4:27 pm
... positions on key pieces of civil liberties-related legislation. But Biden's most-recent reputation in D.C. on telecom issues is more ambiguous, particularly when it comes to
net neutrality. Though he ostensibly supported the ... at the time. "Our ideas, our music, our books, our movies, our innovations are just as
precious as any tangible property," he said. "With new technologies coming out at warp speed, this global problem will only get worse." Back in
2002, Biden also authored a controversial ...
1 Aug 3:37 am
... What's especially silly about the case is that the job posting which brought the policy to light was "Visiting Assistant Professor of Music
(Flute)". Presumably a flute instructor who assaults aspiring flautists based on their diversity would be fired in any ... a less flautistically inclined, but more demonstratively
diverse, visiting flute teacher? Fortunately we won't find out, as FIRE reports the university has backed down, opening the visiting flute
instructor position to anyone qualified to ...
22 Sep, 2008 4:00 am
... on such topics that get fewer comments as recent criminal law court opinions, the deaths of those important to me, and the intersection of music and art with my practice of law, because a raison d'être of my blog is to share a place where I organize and think through my thoughts ... is why
I moderate comments. Since I started moderating seven months ago, I have only kept out two comments. One was a mere link with an address
looking like an MLK-related site, but instead going ...
18 Dec, 2008 5:00 am
... , widespread black and white television, and 45/33 RPM vinyl music albums. The days were wonderful before rampant drug testing even to play
in ... and law school. Frank Zappa long ago warned about the commercial slime oozing out from your TV sets. How many take heed of that sensible
warning, now receiving custom- ... 's own bellybutton lint). If the Internet and cellphone lines get jammed in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area from the millions
celebrating Obama's inauguration, how many people will ...
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