Copyright Holder Protection Act: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, on S. 1384 ... November 20, 1985U.S. Government Printing Office, 1986 - 158 lappuses |
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... paid to the publisher . That royalty may be paid on a continuing basis , rather than a lump sum . The author may not get a dime . ( I'm simplifying this for the sake of clarity . ) Many years later , the author is free to terminate the ...
... paid to the publisher . That royalty may be paid on a continuing basis , rather than a lump sum . The author may not get a dime . ( I'm simplifying this for the sake of clarity . ) Many years later , the author is free to terminate the ...
24. lappuse
... paid to the authors . Mills claimed that termination was ineffective against it under the terms of the derivative works exception and that it that it could enforce the provisions of its contract with the record companies . This contract ...
... paid to the authors . Mills claimed that termination was ineffective against it under the terms of the derivative works exception and that it that it could enforce the provisions of its contract with the record companies . This contract ...
35. lappuse
... paid for derivative works that continue to be utilized after termination under the Mills decision . This is not an easy question since there is no clearcut definition of vested rights . One commentator has said that " settled ...
... paid for derivative works that continue to be utilized after termination under the Mills decision . This is not an easy question since there is no clearcut definition of vested rights . One commentator has said that " settled ...
38. lappuse
... paid . Arguably , then the amendment does defeat a " reasonable " expectation . On the other hand , it can also be argued that this expectation is not reasonable . A public interest is served in permitting Congress to cure inadvertent ...
... paid . Arguably , then the amendment does defeat a " reasonable " expectation . On the other hand , it can also be argued that this expectation is not reasonable . A public interest is served in permitting Congress to cure inadvertent ...
51. lappuse
... paid to the author . The difference in the actual Mills case was that the record companies had taken licenses , not from the author , but from the author's grantee . Should this mean , as the Supreme Court held , that the terminated ...
... paid to the author . The difference in the actual Mills case was that the record companies had taken licenses , not from the author , but from the author's grantee . Should this mean , as the Supreme Court held , that the terminated ...
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1299 Ocean Avenue amendment Arlen Specter ASCAP author's grant Authors League Barbara Ringer bargaining power benefits Berman book publisher composer Congress intended congressional intent contract Copyright Law Revision Copyright Office copyright term copyrighted work covered Court of Appeals created creators date of termination Dean Kay Dear Dean derivative rights derivative works based derivative works exception effective date exploit Fox license George David Weiss Group 1299 Ocean Harry Fox Agency hearing heirs issue legislative history mechanical royalties middleman Mills Music decision motion picture Music Group 1299 music industry music publishers pay royalties promote protection publisher's recapture receive record companies Register of Copyrights renewal copyright renewal term reversion right to terminate Santa Monica section 304 Senator SPECTER share of royalties song songwriters sound recordings statement statute statutory subsisting copyrights Ted Snyder term of copyright terminated grant termination clause termination provisions termination right U.S. Supreme Court Welk Music Group Who's Sorry windfall writers