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Counseling Clients in the Entertainment Industry 2013
Chair(s):
Howard Siegel, Kenneth M. Kaufman
Practice Area:
Communications/Telecommunications Law, Intellectual Property
Published:
Mar 2013
ISBN:
9781402419546
PLI Item #:
42026
CHB Spine #:
G1128, G1129
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Front Matter
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Table of Contents to Vol. 1
Table of Contents to Vol. 2
Chapter 1. Overview of Entertainment Law Issues; Television, Video & User-Generated Content
Chapter 2. Television, Video & User-Generated Content
Chapter 3. Agreements
Chapter 4. Television, Video & User-Generated Content
Chapter 5. Television, Video & User-Generated Content
Chapter 6. Television Agreements
Chapter 7. Overview/The Big Picture
Chapter 8. Treatment of Unsolicited or Confidential Information
Chapter 9. Game Dev, Publishing, and License Agreements
Chapter 10. On the Web
Chapter 11. Miscellaneous
Chapter 12. U.S. Regulatory Framework—Legislation, Rules and White Papers
Chapter 13. FTC Actions and Related Matters
Chapter 14. State Legislation (California), Ag Guidance and Court Cases Addressing Consumer Privacy and Data Security
Chapter 15. Building an Entertainment Law Practice—Forms
Chapter 16. Entertainment Law: Some Practice Considerations for Beginners
Chapter 17. Recommended Reading for Students and Young Lawyers
Chapter 18. A 2013 Update: What Every Entertainment Lawyer Needs to Know—How to Avoid Being the Target of a Legal Malpractice Claim or Disciplinary Action
Chapter 19. Recording Agreement—Outline of Deal Points
Chapter 20. Music Publishing
Chapter 21. “Music Publishing,” Ch.2 in Entertainment Law, 3D ed. (Howard Siegel ed., New York State Bar Association 2004)
Chapter 22. Digital Licensing of Music Publishing Rights
Chapter 23. Penguin Contract
Chapter 24. Contradictions Re Athletes’ Rights of Publicity: A Tale of Two Cases
Chapter 25. Transforming the Judicial Tests for Balancing Publicity Rights and the First Amendment: Protecting the Rights of Amateur Athletes
Chapter 26. Data Privacy Class Action Litigation
Chapter 27. DMCA Safe Harbors
Chapter 28. Outline—Distribution Economics
Chapter 29. Production
Chapter 30. PLI Outline—Independent Film Financing and Development
Sound Recordings (PowerPoint Slides)
Book Publishing (PowerPoint Slides)
Index to Vol. 1
Index to Vol. 2
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