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Multiple Rights Deals in the Music Industry: CD sales have fallen steadily since 2000 and digital (while growing) is not offsetting the losses. Record companies have been looking for ways to tap into new revenue streams and multiple rights deals are becoming the industry norm.  What do these deals actually entail?  How willing are the artists and their managers to sign them? Are they even new? And, crucially, can they always be enforced?  This book picks apart these deals, pinpoints their antecedents in the West as in Asia and looks at how approaches differ around the world.

   - Edited by Julian Bentley 

 

User-Generated Content: is the most discussed but least understood force to hit us since P2P.  When is content user-generated and who actually owns it?  What business models can be developed for it, and how can it be monetised?  Do our current legal systems need to be revised to accommodate it?  Examining these issues from the perspectives of various industries, this book plots out how law and business should react

- Edited by Jeff Liebenson 

 

 

Private Copying: with the digital distribution of content redefining retail - the issue of private copying has never been more relevant, or more contested. This year's IAEL book considers if and how the needs of both consumers and copyright holders can be reconciled in an age of downloading and digital storage; or if they will always be mutually antagonistic. - Edited by Peter Marx

2006

Competition: As companies move to establish their position in the emerging digital markets, talk of mergers and consolidation has become commonplace - this book explores the competition anti-trust issues which are crucial to those market changes.
- Edited by Isabelle Wekstein

2005

Celebrity: Where celebrity, media and law meet. A collection of essays by the leading minds in entertainment law explore the effect of new legislation.
- Edited by Jay Cooper and Ken Burry

2004

Back to the Future: 30 years of experience show that new solutions in law draw on the lessons of history
- Edited by Robert Horsfall

2003

Music Unleashed: Legal Implications Of Mobile Music Distribution
- Edited by Rolf Auf der Maur and Marc Jacobson

2002

Collective Licensing: Past, Present And Future
- Edited by James M. Kendrick

2001

Talent In The New Millennium
- Edited by Tara G. Donovan

2000

Legal And Commercial Effects Of Digitisation On The Music Industry
- Edited by Julian Turton and Eric Lauvaux

1999

Music In Film, Television And Advertising
- Edited by Paddy Grafton Green and Gunter Poll

1998

Business And Legal Aspects Of Live Concerts And Touring
- Edited by Arend Jan van der Marel and Louise Nemschoff

1997

The Impact Of Competition Law On The Music Industry
- Edited by Eric Lauvaux and Julian Turton

1996

Multimedia Deals In The Music Industry
- Edited by William Roos and Jacqueline Seignette

1995

Moral Rights
- Edited by Cees van Riij and Hubert Best

1994

Digital Cable Radio – The Tensions Betewen The Music Industry And The Broadcasting Industry
- Edited by Robert W. Allan

1993

Enforcement of Copyright and Related Rights Affecting the Music Industry
- Edited by Paul Supnik and Sarah Faulder

1992

Mechanical Rights
- Edited by David Lester and Sarah Faulder

1991

Music And New Markets
- Edited by Julian Turton and Cees van Rij

1990

Neighbouring Rights: Artists, Producers And Their Collecting Societies
- Edited by David Peeperkorn and Cees van Rij

1989

Collecting Societies In The Music Business
- Edited by David Peeperkorn, Cees van Rij and David Lester

1988

Music And The New Technologies
- Edited by David Peeperkorn and Cees van Rij

1987

Limitation Of Free Bargaining And Sanctity Of Contracts With Performing Artists And Composers
- Edited by David Peeperkorn

1986

Sponsorship
- Edited by [ TBC]