Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... music that was recorded prior to Feb. 15 , 1972 , the date of the " Sound Recording Act . " After dupli- cating ... musical composi- tions in the U.S. They attempted to have the Defendant night club enter into a licensing agreement to ...
... music that was recorded prior to Feb. 15 , 1972 , the date of the " Sound Recording Act . " After dupli- cating ... musical composi- tions in the U.S. They attempted to have the Defendant night club enter into a licensing agreement to ...
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... music license and a license for its entire repertory , and this raised the question of whether there was some anti- trust necessity to offer a middle range of licensing . Broadcast Music , Inc. v . Moor - Law , Inc. , 484 F. Supp . 357 ...
... music license and a license for its entire repertory , and this raised the question of whether there was some anti- trust necessity to offer a middle range of licensing . Broadcast Music , Inc. v . Moor - Law , Inc. , 484 F. Supp . 357 ...
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... music which had been copyrighted by White - Smith . The Supreme Court refused to recognize an infringement of White - Smith's copyright . " Instead , the Court held that the pianola roll was not a " copy " of White - Smith's music as ...
... music which had been copyrighted by White - Smith . The Supreme Court refused to recognize an infringement of White - Smith's copyright . " Instead , the Court held that the pianola roll was not a " copy " of White - Smith's music as ...
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