Should the Compulsory License be Re-Upped?
The compulsory license has passed its sell by date and should be abandoned–but carefully.
The compulsory license has passed its sell by date and should be abandoned–but carefully.
There are–of course–second order effects of the Copyright Office guidance to MLC on AI.
The Copyright Office “guidance” allowing the MLC to decide what is AI and what isn’t creates a host of problems, underpayments, and a classic boffin-driven train wreck.
If we’re going to review the MLC’s performance, shouldn’t we also review the performance of the song compulsory license?
I’m moderating Artist Rights: The Future of the Copyright Royalty Board for Songwriters to be webcast 4/7/23 at 1:45 pm CT featuring Mitch Glazier Clark Miller and Abby North, hosted by University of Texas School of Law CLE Program.
The establishment has seized the CRB reform bandwagon to make sure they still have jobs when the dust settles.
Chris Castle’s comment to Copyright Office regarding MLC’s broken policy on termination.
Don’t believe them when they tell you that applying a COLA to streaming mechanicals–it’s easy.
The CRB should sanction capricious delays that keep songwriters from getting paid.
Senator Leahy asks the MLC to show him the black box money.
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