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: Excess CopyrightRe:Sound Proposed Tariff for Use of Soundtracks in Theatres & TV Nixed (Again)
By Howard Knopf, Esq.
Re:Sound could not overcome the language of the Copyright Act which seems quite clearly intended to prevent this very result.
The definition of "sound recording" is as follows:
?sound recording? means a recording, fixed inany material form, consisting of sounds, whetheror not of a performance of a work, but excludes any soundtrack of a cinematographicwork where it accompanies the cinematographic work;The Copyright Board had previously ruled that there was no basis under the Copyright Act to impose these tariffs.
(emaphasis added)
Here's the Court's decision.
Here's the Board's decision.
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Full post as published by Excess Copyright on February 25, 2011 (boomark / email).
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