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Category Archives: Legal
Performance Clauses In Entertainment Contracts
Producing and editing a masterwork of recorded music is obviously a specialized art form. But so is the entertainment lawyer’s act of drafting clauses, contracts, and contractual language generally. How might the art of the entertainment attorney’s legal drafting a clause or contract affect the musician, composer, songwriter, producer or other artist as a practical [...]
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Tagged as: Art Form, Boilerplate, Contractual Language, Draft Clauses, Entertainment Attorney, Entertainment Contracts, Form Books, Legal Drafting, Masterwork, Nigel Tufnel, Own Entertainment, Record Contract, Recorded Music, Rob Reiner, Rubber Stamp, S Entertainment, Specialized Art, Spinal Tap, Stonehenge Monument, This Is Spinal Tap
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19th Century Magazines – An Amazing Source of Public Domain Information
Magazines from the very early 1800s are rich in public domain content, both information and illustrations, and are amongst the most productive and profitable areas for publishers today.I’m thinking of weekly magazines like THE PENNY MAGAZINE and THE SATURDAY MAGAZINE which, though just ten or twelve pages long, were packed with great articles about important [...]
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Tagged as: 1830s, Boot Sales, Domain Content, Domain Enthusiasts, Domain Information, Early 1800s, Ebay, English Terminology, Everyday Words, Information Magazines, Intricate Engravings, Line Drawings, Mid 1800s, Mifs, Olde English, Penny Magazine, Profitable Areas, Public Domain, Saturday Magazine, Strange Characters
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This Article Is Brought To You By The Letter Blank
Most of the American public including most all entertainment lawyers, heard about one of Oprah Winfrey’s well-publicized litigations a number of years ago. My understanding was that she was sued in Texas by a commercial cattle-oriented conglomerate. The plaintiffs apparently claimed that Oprah had inaccurately and unfairly maligned the culinary safety of cow meat, during [...]
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Tagged as: Apparent Attempt, Commercial Cattle, Cow Meat, Entertainment Lawyers, Erotic Novel, Exam Question, Fetish Magazine, Lions Gate Film, Local Press, Nothing New Under The Sun, Oprah Magazine, Oprah Winfrey, Sacred Cows, Shakespeare Othello, Shakespeare S Othello, Television Programs, Texas Case, Trademark Dispute, Trademark Lawyer, Trademark Lawyers
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