... monitor infringement, since the burden is on me to remove it rather than them not to engage in it. This has never held up in any court before. Radios have to pay royalties to ASCAP when they play music. They have the right to play the song, as long as they pay the "compulsory license" which is set by law. A search engine could do the same thing with...
...I have to constantly monitor infringement, since the burden is on me to remove it rather than them not to engage in it. This has never held up in any court before. Radios have to pay royalties to ASCAP when they play music. They have the right to play the song, as long as they pay the "compulsory license" which is set by law. A search engine could do the same thing with my ...
...in any court before. Radios have to pay royalties to ASCAP when they play music. �They have the right to play the ... used to be that the stations would pay the publisher, not ascap, a certain amount of money each time their recordings were aired. ...'s the heart of the argument. "Pay me or stay out". ASCAP's model works brilliantly for this. �A central processor for interner ...
... in any court before. Radios have to pay royalties to ASCAP when they play music. They have the right to play the ... but used to be that the stations would pay the publisher, not ascap, a certain amount of money each time their recordings were aired. ...'s the heart of the argument. "Pay me or stay out". ASCAP's model works brilliantly for this. A central processor for interner ...
... it. �This has never held up in any court before. Radios have to pay royalties to ASCAP when they play music. �They have the right to play the song, as long as they pay the "... in fact I've given an "implied license" then an "implied payment" can be given in return. ASCAP's model works brilliantly for this. �A central processor for interner royalties would work fine. ...
...engage in it. This has never held up in any court before. Radios have to pay royalties to ASCAP when they play music. They have the right to play the song, as long as they pay the... fact I've given an "implied license" then an "implied payment" can be given in return. ASCAP's model works brilliantly for this. A central processor for interner royalties would work fine. Well sir...
...The judge asked the defendants for supplemental briefing on the issues (since she wasn't convinced so far), and clearly has not yet made up her mind. I did note that a system similar to ASCAP was possible (with royalties), or that if search engines are so great, that internet publishers could opt in. It looks like the question of the legality of search engines will finally be ...
... asked the defendants for supplemental briefing on the issues (since she wasn't convinced so far), and clearly has not yet made up her mind. I did note that a system similar to ASCAP was possible (with royalties), or that if search engines are so great, that internet publishers could opt in. It looks like the question of the legality of search engines will finally be answered. - ...
...> complain about the RIAA also were saying they shouldn't sue Napster, but the "actual infringers." They did. A far better defense to the RIAA would be to claim that the ASCAP setup constitutes a waiver of damages for infringments that involve performance rather than plagiarism or selling. I.e., a few hundred dollars a year, which would be consistent with the offense. If a...
...Those who complain about the RIAA also were saying they shouldn't sue Napster, but the "actual infringers." They did. A far better defense to the RIAA would be to claim that the ASCAP setup constitutes a waiver of damages for infringments that involve performance rather than plagiarism or selling. I.e., a few hundred dollars a year, which would be consistent with the offense. If a ...
