Oreilly - Copyright and Publishing Law: For Musicians and Songwriters
by Brock Shinen | Publisher: Total Training | Release Date: November 2009 | ISBN: 00320090098SI
"With the advent of the Information Age, new communication technologies and the Internet, the worldwide community can easily share and download information, images, music and other intellectual property simply with the click of a mouse. The need to protect yourself and your music has never been greater. Join attorney Brock Shinen as he demystifies the legal aspects of properly protecting your compositions. Brock covers what types of works can be protected, how to best ensure creative ownership, as well as promoting and exercising control over your intellectual property. In addition, learn about standard contract terms, the granting of rights, exclusivity, termination of rights and equitable compensation.Legal Disclaimer:The information contained in this video is not and should not be viewed as legal advice. It is a general overview of the subject matter. Specific facts, circumstances, law, and other considerations may substantially change the outcome of any matter, and this video does not apply specific law to specific facts. This video, and the contents of it, should not be used as a substitute for legal advice. Before taking any action and/or making any decision relative to the subject matter, you should consult the speaker, Brock Shinen at:LAW OFFICE OF BROCK SHINEN1440 North Harbor Boulevard, Suite 900Fullerton, CA 92835Tel: 714-449-3380Fax: 714-464-4166Email:
[email protected]: www.shinenlaw.com
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Copyright and Publishing Introduction 00:01:01
- Chapter 2: Understanding Ownership
- Sound Recording Copyrights and Song Copyrights 00:01:41
- How Musicians Determine Ownership 00:04:20
- Sound Recording Ownership 00:03:29
- The Correct Way to View Ownership 00:05:18
- Chapter 3: Protecting Your Music
- The "poor man's copyright" 00:01:36
- Copyright Without Registration 00:02:10
- Copyright With Registration 00:03:53
- Registration Services 00:02:56
- Global Issues 00:02:25
- Chapter 4: Getting It Out There
- Historical Model 00:02:29
- The Major Labels 00:03:33
- The Independent Labels 00:02:32
- Self Promotion 00:01:15
- The Digital Environment 00:03:32
- Chapter 5: Typical Contract Terms
- Introduction to Contracts 00:01:58
- Grant of Rights/Scope of Services 00:05:41
- Exclusivity 00:01:42
- Term and Termination 00:07:33
- Compensation 00:02:42
- Chapter 6: Conclusion
- Copyright and Publishing Conclusion 00:01:38