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Online Music Services & Copyright Law

How Copyright Law Enables and Impedes Five Types of Online Music Services
Original Program Date:October 26, 2011
Duration:1 hour 2 minutes

Description

Music lockers online make it possible for users to keep their music in the cloud and access it whenever they like, on any number of devices.  But what are the rules of the road for these online music services?  How about Internet radio?  Find out about how the law makes these and other music services possible, and where the industry is headed.  Learn how copyright law affects music services such as iTunes, Spotify, Grooveshark, and Pandora - and understand how these and future services are likely to be affected by ongoing changes in the law.  This program takes a look at how copyright law affects five key types of online music services – and how the law helps or impedes consumers’ ability to get music online, and listen to it anywhere, on any device. Consumers also want online music services that can suggest new music and provide a lot of choice, all at a low price. Lawyers viewing this program will gain an understanding of the rights at issue in the online music context, as well as infringement of those rights, liability, fair use, licensing, safe harbors, enforcement, and other remedies.

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California attorneys: The provider number for this course is 16219.
Indiana attorneys: The provider number for this course is 0107030 and the course number is 0148284.
Nevada attorneys: The course number for this course is 5784B1-VD.
North Carolina attorneys: The provider number for this course is 6219 and the course number is 2.
Tennessee attorneys: The course number for this course is 70520.

 

Credits

1.03 Tennessee General CLE Credit(s) - This program has been approved for 1.03 Tennessee CLE credit(s). A maximum of eight (8) hours of credit per year earned in a distance learning format may be applied to the Tennessee's total annual CLE requirements.
1 Alaska General CLE Credit -   This program is eligible for 1 Alaska General CLE Credits.
1 Arizona Self-Study Credit(s) -   The State Bar of Arizona does not approve or accredit CLE activities for the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education requirement. This activity may qualify for up to 1 hours toward your annual CLE requirement for the State Bar of Arizona.
1 California Participatory Credit(s) -   This program is approved for 1 California MCLE credit(s).
1 Colorado General CLE Credit(s) - This program has been approved for 1 Colorado General CLE credit(s).
1 Indiana Distance Education Credit -   In Indiana you may take up to 6 CLE hours of the 36 CLE hour requirement by online, on demand video. See Disciplinary Rule 29, Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Guidelines, Section 3(a) for more information.

1 Missouri Self-Study Credit -   Missouri lawyers may receive up to 6 of their required 15 MCLE credits per year through self-study of law-related materials, including online on-demand CLE programs like this one. However, self-study may not be used to satisfy the professionalism, ethics, and malpractice-prevention requirement. Missouri does not specifically review or approve materials that lawyers may report for self-study credit.
1 Nevada General CLE Credit -  

1 North Carolina General CLE Credit(s) -   This program has been approved for 1 North Carolina General CLE credit(s).

Rick G. Sanders, J.D., Partner

2000 – Member, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, 1999-2000

•    M.A., University of Michigan, 1992

•    A.B., summa cum laude, University of California, Berkeley, 1990

Selected Honors and Awards

•    Best Lawyers in America, Intellectual Property Litigation, 2012 edition

Selected Publications and Presentations

•    E-Discovery & Inevitable Litigation, http://www.martindale.com/litigation-law/article_Waller-Lansden-Dortch-Davis-LLP_136556.htm

•    Patent Licensees Have Standing to Challenge the Validity of a Licensed Patent, http://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/article.asp?articleid=46394 (registration required)

•    Simple Corporate Merger Yields Copyright Violation, http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=293b33db-edd3-4104-b513-35db0b4a8671 (registration required)

•    Legal Strategies for Dealing with Anonymous Internet Infringers (with Erick Howard and Thad Chaloemtiarana), 2010 ABA Annual Conference, San Francisco, http://www2.americanbar.org/calendar/section-of-intellectual-property-law-aba-annual-10/Documents/Legal%20Strategies.pdf

Previous Affiliations

•    Partner, Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis, Nashville, Tennessee, 2004-2011

•    Associate, Fenwick & West, Mountain View, California, 2000-2003

•    Lecturer, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan, 1994-1997

Professional Activities

•    Chair, Intellectual Property Section, Nashville Bar Association, 2008

•    Treasurer, Federal Bar Association—Nashville Chapter

•    Member, Nashville, Tennessee, California, American and Federal Bar Associations

•    Member, Intellectual Property sections of Nashville, California and American Bar Associations

Professional Licenses

•    California

•    Tennessee

Court Admissions

•    United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth and Ninth Circuits

•    United States District Courts for the Central, Eastern, Northern and Southern Districts of California

•    United States District Courts for the Eastern, Middle and Western Districts of Tennessee

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