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Media & Entertainment Law
: Entertainment Law UpdateThis week on the podcast.
By Gordon Firemark
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This week’s topics:
- I’ve got a copyright, what do I need to do to protect it?
- Statutes of limitations, doctrine of laches
- Director’s former assistant/editor wants credit after termination.
- What licenses are needed for live concert film?
- What copyright and legal protection is there for pornographic, indecent and obscene materials?
- Do I really need a lawyer to shop my demo?
- Credit removed from cable program when sold on DVD.
- Actor’s life-threatening illness prevents performance halfway into production, can the producer sue?
Full post as published by Entertainment Law Update on November 28, 2007 (boomark / email).
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