In addition, Saturday music panels and more continue not with Port Austin at the Convention Center but with the Texas Chapter of the Recording Academy, at the Hyatt on Town Lake. Jim Griffin, will NOT appear on the UT Friday morning panel as originally scheduled he will appear Saturday at the Recording Academy program at the Hyatt open to all UT registrants without additional charge. Registrants to the UT Entertainment and Technology Law Conference, will receive complimentary registration passes to the Recording Academy s Saturday program at the Hyatt. Continental breakfast to be provided. A bottom-line primer and overview of copyright, licensing, royalties and revenue streams from music publishing, record contracts, performance, touring and more.
Presentation includes legal concepts, sample forms and contracts, terms and royalty percentages.
An overview of new distribution channels, marketing, co-branding and alliance opportunities for distribution of digital content music, film, and print. Presentation will include samples of licensing agreements and discussion of deal terms. Checklists, resources and issue spotting for attorneys counseling artists and content providers, including procedures and remedies available for protecting and enforcing trademark rights in Internet domain name disputes, and the effect of the Internet on protecting trademarks. A look at the basics of copyright law governing Internet music transmissions. A discussion and debate on obtaining licenses for both the performance and reproduction of musical works and sound recordings over the Internet.