Music Copyright Infringement Resource |

Time 2020-09-29 22:14:13

Web Name: Music Copyright Infringement Resource |

WebSite: http://mcir.usc.edu

ID:64510

Keywords:

Copyright,Music,Resource,

Description:

OverviewThis resource provides information about music copyright infringement cases from the mid-nineteenth century​ forward in the U.S. and, to an increasing extent, in foreign jurisdictions. Foreign cases We are expanding this project to include information about music copyright infringement cases litigated in courts outside the U.S. Readers can identify these by the 2- or 3-letter country code given in the cases list. While we do not anticipate providing the virtually comprehensive coverage that we offer for U.S. cases, we hope to provide a representative sampling of cases offering insights into similarities and differences in the handling and disposition of these disputes among various national copyright regimes.Patrick Savage, Associate Professor at Keio University in Tokyo, has shared with us documentation for Japanese music infringement cases he has studied in connection with his work on use of quantitative information to determine musical similarity. (Select the text Creative Thinking about Musical Similarity at the bottom of this page to learn more about his research.) ありがとうございました Pat!  Jonathan Huber, a recent graduate at Hannover s Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien has provided us a valuable cache of information about German cases. These primary source materials were the basis of his Master s thesis dealing with German music copyright infringement disputes between 1966 2020. Vielen Dank Jonathan! Fabian Wegener and Leonie Schwanneke, students of Prof. Linda Kuschel at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg have offered to  assist with drafting original commentary, and analyses of these cases.  Come one, come all!Friday, March 20, 2020, GWU Law School Intellectual Property Programs will hold a symposium sponsored by Latham Watkins: I Hear America Suing: Implications of Unsettled Copyright Infringement Jurisprudence for American Music and Musicians. The program is open to the public without charge. If you plan to attend, please register on the symposium website. The George Washington University Law School2000 H Street, NWWashington, DC 20052

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