Tag: Copyright
Second photographer sues NPR over copyright infringement
Rony Zakaria alleges that NPR did not have permission to use his photo of an Indonesian metal band.The Pub #17: Ira hearts capitalism; The “secret sauce” behind NPR’s mic sound; All public media should ...
We contemplate the notion that public radio’s biggest star evidently doesn’t want public radio to be public anymore.Two public radio webcasting royalty pacts
Comparison of previous webcasting royalty deal with new terms negotiated under the Webcaster Settlement Act of 2009Angst in studios over webcasting pact
Now that public broadcasting has a webcasting royalty deal with the recording industry, local pubcasters are learning what it requires of them. ...Rights laws dysfunctional in media Wild West
What happens when the copyright culture, based on restriction upon restriction, meets the Wild West of today’s media market and an oncoming ...APTS preps proposals for ‘American Archive,’ copyright legislation
While the Association of Public Television Stations and its member stations’ activists will be busy enough fighting off the cutback of more ...Video-rich website supports Eyes revival
Before Eyes on the Prize returns to PBS Oct. 2 [2006] for its first broadcast in 13 years, PBS.org will unveil a major website ...Doc-makers get specific about copyright fair use
Friday afternoon, things changed for producers who need to use somebody else’s footage and music in their documentaries. Clearing rights may still ...Rock ’n roll pilgrimage
Admired series disappears into copyright limbo Followup, 2008 The series contained so many musical clips that the producers apparently didn’t want to ...
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