Art and Media Law - Page 13 of 15

Regulation of Online Content in Media Law

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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The proliferation of online content has fundamentally reshaped the media landscape, creating a complex regulatory challenge. Balancing the fundamental principle of freedom of expression with the need to address harmful content, such as misinformation, hate speech, and online harassment, is a central concern of contemporary media law. Our firm, specializing in media and technology law, offers this analysis of the key considerations in regulating online content. (more…)

Film Financing and Investment in Film Law

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Film financing and investment are critical aspects of the movie industry, allowing for the creation and distribution of films. Understanding the legal implications is essential for producers, investors, and other stakeholders to ensure that agreements are fair, transparent, and beneficial for all parties involved. (more…)

Film Law: Script to Screen Legally

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Bringing a film from script to screen is a complex process involving numerous legal considerations at every stage. From securing the rights to the initial script to navigating distribution agreements, filmmakers must understand and address these legal issues to protect their work and ensure a successful production. Our firm, specializing in entertainment law, offers this overview of the key legal aspects of filmmaking. (more…)

Clearance and Rights Acquisition in Film Law

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Clearance and rights acquisition are not just essential steps in film production; they are fundamental, often complex, pillars that determine what material can actually make it into the final cut and be legally distributed. These critical processes involve the meticulous task of identifying, securing, and managing the necessary permissions and licenses for every piece of pre-existing content – from music and footage to artwork and even character likenesses – used in a film. Navigating this landscape requires a deep understanding of various laws and regulations governing the rights and obligations of producers, rights holders, and distributors, and getting it wrong can lead to costly legal battles, significant production delays, and roadblocks to releasing the film.

We explore some of the practical aspects and issues of clearance and rights acquisition in film law, such as: (more…)

Distribution and Exhibition in Film Law

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Distribution and exhibition are two key stages in the film industry that involve the delivery and presentation of films to the public. Distribution and exhibition are also subject to various laws and regulations that govern the rights and obligations of film producers, distributors, exhibitors, and consumers.

We will explore some of the main aspects and issues of distribution and exhibition in film law, such as: (more…)

Music Law for Sampling: What You Need to Know

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Sampling is the process of taking a portion of an existing recording and using it in a new recording. Sampling can be a creative way to create new sounds and textures, but it can also be a legal minefield. In simpler terms, sampling is like borrowing a snippet of an existing song to weave into a new musical creation. Think of it as the musical equivalent of collage, but with significant legal considerations. (more…)

Music Laws and Regulations: What You Need to Know

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Music is a form of art and expression that can inspire, entertain, and educate people. However, music is also a subject of various laws and regulations that govern the rights and obligations of music creators, performers, producers, distributors, and consumers.

We will explore some of the key aspects and issues of music laws and regulations, such as: (more…)

Music Law: What You Need to Know

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Music law covers the wide range of legal issues that musicians, producers, and industry professionals face. This includes critical areas such as: (more…)

Intellectual Property and User-Generated Content in Streaming Law

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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The intersection of intellectual property (IP) and user-generated content (UGC) within the streaming industry presents complex legal challenges. Streaming law, a relatively new field, addresses the rights and obligations of online platforms and content creators involved in live and recorded video streaming. Our firm, specializing in intellectual property and digital media law, offers this analysis of the IP and UGC issues in streaming. (more…)

Licensing and Digital Distribution in Streaming Law

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Post published:September 4, 2023
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Streaming is a method of delivering and consuming digital content over the internet, without downloading or storing it on a device. Streaming allows users to access content on demand, in real time, or with minimal delay, using applications or websites that provide streaming services.

Streaming has become one of the most popular and lucrative forms of online entertainment, especially for music, movies, TV shows, games, and podcasts. However, streaming also involves complex and evolving legal issues, especially when it comes to the rights and obligations of content owners, streamers, platforms, and consumers.

We will explore some of the key aspects and challenges of licensing and digital distribution in streaming law. (more…)