I am often told that a little copying won't hurt CBS, NBC or MGM because they have lots of money. The argument is specious. Most copyright royalties are paid to individuals and small firms that need the money to pay their bills. Copying, performing or transmitting their creative works without remuneration is theft. All other performances, including performances in meetings or religious services, require a license.
Many firms grant the rights free or for a small charge.
Yes, please include the information in your catalog and in the documents accompanying the videocassette. 1. in the front credits, 2. on the cassette, and 3. in the front of the user's manual. If you place a copyright notice on a work, you are required to deposit two copies of the work with the Copyright Office. Request the PA registration form from the Copyright Office, Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20559. The forms are free and are accompanied by a helpful pamphlet which includes a number you can call for additional information.