Home Recording of Copyrighted Works: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 4783, H.R. 4794, H.R. 4808, H.R. 5250, H.R. 5488, and H.R. 5705 ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1983 |
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764. lappuse
... recording industry really being injured by home audio taping ? Is the amount ... recording industry has worn down the floors of Congress complaining that record ... music , dropped 32 percent from the 1960's to the 1970's . Since 1979 ...
... recording industry really being injured by home audio taping ? Is the amount ... recording industry has worn down the floors of Congress complaining that record ... music , dropped 32 percent from the 1960's to the 1970's . Since 1979 ...
765. lappuse
... recorded music for video games . But American tastes are changing and we must adapt to those changes . The recording industry is beginning to recognize some of the new opportunities opening up for it . It is just beginning to benefit ...
... recorded music for video games . But American tastes are changing and we must adapt to those changes . The recording industry is beginning to recognize some of the new opportunities opening up for it . It is just beginning to benefit ...
766. lappuse
... recording industry has encouraged home taping . Consumers have made home tapes , not just to avoid buying recorded music that was available - it is a lot of trouble to tape , believe me - but primarily because the recorded music they ...
... recording industry has encouraged home taping . Consumers have made home tapes , not just to avoid buying recorded music that was available - it is a lot of trouble to tape , believe me - but primarily because the recorded music they ...
767. lappuse
... music as they used to be . Mike Sigman , former editor - in - chief of Record World , Adweek , May 20 , 1982 . I also subscribe to the belief that we , in the electronic industry , and the music industry ought to do and spend our money ...
... music as they used to be . Mike Sigman , former editor - in - chief of Record World , Adweek , May 20 , 1982 . I also subscribe to the belief that we , in the electronic industry , and the music industry ought to do and spend our money ...
768. lappuse
... recorded music ? The Warner survey number almost certainly is an underestimate . Thus , the Warner survey does not establish how much taping is for purposes other than copying recorded music . This is important : A royalty tax would ...
... recorded music ? The Warner survey number almost certainly is an underestimate . Thus , the Warner survey does not establish how much taping is for purposes other than copying recorded music . This is important : A royalty tax would ...
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Amendment American American Library Association audio recorders audio tape recorders Barnako bill blank tapes broadcast Chairman Committee compensation complete album compulsory license Congress consumers copy copyright holders copyright law copyright owners Copyright Royalty cost Court dealers discs distribution educational EIZENSTAT equipment fair first-sale doctrine home audio taping home music tapers home taping home-recorded music tapes important infringement issue KASTENMEIER legislation libraries machine manufacturers marketplace million motion picture companies percent player portable prerecorded cassettes prerecorded tapes problem programs purchase purposes question radio RAILSBACK reason record sales recorded music recording industry records and prerecorded records or prerecorded rent rental respondents retail royalty fee royalty tax sale doctrine sample selection sound recordings statement STEINHILBER Subcommittee taped music taping prerecorded music tion Total Tapers United vertical monopoly video cassette video cassette recorders video recording video software Warner Communications Warner survey WAYMAN
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