Copyright Law Revision: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights...89-1, Pursuant to S. Res. 48 on S. 1006, August 18, 19, 20, 1965 |
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11. lappuse
The owner is entitled to royalties for phonorecords made after he is so identified
but he is not entitled to recover for any phonorecords previously made . ( 2 )
Except as provided by clause ( 1 ) , the royalty under a compulsory license shall
be ...
The owner is entitled to royalties for phonorecords made after he is so identified
but he is not entitled to recover for any phonorecords previously made . ( 2 )
Except as provided by clause ( 1 ) , the royalty under a compulsory license shall
be ...
186. lappuse
On this subject , the Rockefeller panel report had this to say : But perhaps the
most serious threat is the current advocacy to exempt educational institutions
from the obligation to pay royalties for the performance of musical , dramatic , and
...
On this subject , the Rockefeller panel report had this to say : But perhaps the
most serious threat is the current advocacy to exempt educational institutions
from the obligation to pay royalties for the performance of musical , dramatic , and
...
189. lappuse
I would like to emphasize that our association considers the increase of the
statutory royalty for recordings long overdue ... organizations distribute to the
serious composer a larger proportion than his strictly prorated share of the
royalties they ...
I would like to emphasize that our association considers the increase of the
statutory royalty for recordings long overdue ... organizations distribute to the
serious composer a larger proportion than his strictly prorated share of the
royalties they ...
195. lappuse
At present , many elderly artists are in the curious position of outliving the
royalties on their early works just at the time of life when this income may be most
valuable to them . " Another matter of justice and equity to the composers and
their ...
At present , many elderly artists are in the curious position of outliving the
royalties on their early works just at the time of life when this income may be most
valuable to them . " Another matter of justice and equity to the composers and
their ...
207. lappuse
Such a solution is preferable to that proposed in that the rate of royalty would be
fixed in the statute . ... The royalties thus generated are directly related the
popularity of the particular composer's music , and the royalties paid by an
operator ...
Such a solution is preferable to that proposed in that the rate of royalty would be
fixed in the statute . ... The royalties thus generated are directly related the
popularity of the particular composer's music , and the royalties paid by an
operator ...
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