http://collectiverights.org A Worldwide Survey of the Law of Collective Rights Licensing edited by Steven Masur of MasurLaw Sat, 13 Feb 2010 20:48:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://collectiverights.org/#comment-5 Jason D. Meyers, Esq. Sat, 13 Feb 2010 20:48:39 +0000 http://collectiverights.org/?page_id=297#comment-5 Max - Try this link: http://www.mi2n.com/press.php3?press_nb=126801 Max – Try this link: http://www.mi2n.com/press.php3?press_nb=126801

]]> http://collectiverights.org/#comment-4 max Sat, 13 Feb 2010 18:24:41 +0000 http://collectiverights.org/?page_id=297#comment-4 Jason....Todd Brabec is highly respected in the area of copyrights. I would like to see what he suggested. Can you post a link? BTW, back in the 80's I was a struggling ASCAP songwriter and Todd arranged an advance for me that enabled me to survive my first winter in LA! Jason….Todd Brabec is highly respected in the area of copyrights. I would like to see what he suggested. Can you post a link? BTW, back in the 80′s I was a struggling ASCAP songwriter and Todd arranged an advance for me that enabled me to survive my first winter in LA!

]]> http://collectiverights.org/244/michael-masnick-floor64/#comment-33 max Wed, 10 Feb 2010 04:48:00 +0000 http://iaelblog.wordpress.com/?p=244#comment-33 Hello Mike, as usual, very well stated. I commend you for your productive perspectives. What would you suggest as new business models for other popularly shared copyrighted content? Hello Mike, as usual, very well stated. I commend you for your productive perspectives. What would you suggest as new business models for other popularly shared copyrighted content?

]]> http://collectiverights.org/180/mathew-daniel-r2g-and-wa3-cn/#comment-14 The Global Outpost » Asia’s Neglected Music Consumers Sat, 30 Jan 2010 08:23:02 +0000 http://iaelblog.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-14 [...] on International Association of Entertainment Lawyers’ Collective Rights Licensing blog here) And this might cause labels to err too much on the side of caution in demanding stringent upfront [...] [...] on International Association of Entertainment Lawyers’ Collective Rights Licensing blog here) And this might cause labels to err too much on the side of caution in demanding stringent upfront [...]

]]> http://collectiverights.org/#comment-3 max Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:26:05 +0000 http://collectiverights.org/?page_id=297#comment-3 Great start.....there are those that talk about such things and there are those that do something about such things. I think these ideas are great when people take action.......however, its been more than ten years since Napster. Collective licensing at the ISP level should have been done years ago! The telcos/gov is where this can be addressed most effectively. DataRevenue.Org IS doing something. Will you stand by and watch as we get this done, or will you support the cause? Great start…..there are those that talk about such things and there are those that do something about such things.
I think these ideas are great when people take action…….however, its been more than ten years since Napster. Collective licensing at the ISP level should have been done years ago! The telcos/gov is where this can be addressed most effectively. DataRevenue.Org IS doing something. Will you stand by and watch as we get this done, or will you support the cause?

]]> http://collectiverights.org/#comment-2 Jason D. Meyers, Esq. Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:32:55 +0000 http://collectiverights.org/?page_id=297#comment-2 Having dealt with the very same piracy issues in my last two positions and in private practice, I'd love to check out the book. I found through experience that issuing numerous take-down notices to various websites and ISPs was neither feasible nor practical, but it seemed to be the only way to go at the time. I would love to see a system similar to the treatment of public performance rights, as suggested by Todd Brabec of ASCAP. Having dealt with the very same piracy issues in my last two positions and in private practice, I’d love to check out the book. I found through experience that issuing numerous take-down notices to various websites and ISPs was neither feasible nor practical, but it seemed to be the only way to go at the time. I would love to see a system similar to the treatment of public performance rights, as suggested by Todd Brabec of ASCAP.

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