The Music Modernization Act Becomes Law

Posted on 01/25/2019 by Elliot Zimmerman

On October 11, 2018, the Music Modernization Act became law… The Act enjoined the following 3 bills:

1.1 Title I: Music Modernization Act
1.2 Title II: CLASSICS Act
1.3 Title III: Allocation for Music Producers Act

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_Modernization_Act for more details.

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NFT: non-fungible token law including "smart" contracts, production and producer agreements, talent agreements (actors, models, musicians, composers), distribution contracts, synchronization licensing, film, music & video industry negotiation and general intellectual property issues, especially relating to trademark and copyright;

MUSIC: including recording contracts, production and producer agreements, talent agreements (musicians, composers), distribution contracts, synchronization licensing, music industry negotiation and general intellectual property issues, especially relating to trademark and copyright;

MASS COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT LAWSUIT DEFENSE: including motions to quash subpoenas to ISPs to ascertain the identity of an alleged infringer by IP, and defense of civil and criminal copyright infringement suits;

FILM: covering option agreements, finance, chain of title issues, talent agreements (screenwriters, film directors, actors, composers, producers, designers), production, post production and trade union issues, distribution issues, motion picture industry negotiations, distribution, and general intellectual property issues relating to copyright and trademarks;

MULTIMEDIA: including software licensing issues, video game development and production, information technology law, advertising, new media licensing, censorship, privacy, freedom of information, telecommunications, and general intellectual property issues;

PUBLISHING: including print media, advertising, models, author agreements and general intellectual property issues, especially relating to copyright;

TELEVISION AND RADIO: including broadcast licensing and regulatory issues, mechanical licenses, and general intellectual property issues, especially relating to copyright;

THEATER: including rental agreements and co-production agreements, and other performance oriented legal issues;

VISUAL ARTS AND DESIGN: including fine arts, issues of consignment of artworks to art dealers, moral rights of sculptors regarding works in public places; and industrial design, issues related to the protection of graphic design elements in products;

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