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6 exclusive rights
reproduce copyrighted work in copies or phonorecords, prepare derivative works, distribute copies to the public by sale or other transfer, perform publicly, display publicly, perform publicly by means of digital audio transmission
purpose of copyright
to provide protection/reward to composers/authors, and to encourage creation of artistic works
2 types of copyright
composition, tangible manifestation/recording (masters)
common law copyright
inherent right to have protection of ones unpublished and unregistered work against unauthorized commercialization
statutory copyright
official federal mandate that provides protection
Copyright Act of 1790
written works and printed materials
First revision: Copyright Act of 1831
protected music works and works of art
Second revision: 1870 and 1889
Copyright Act of 1870: updated area of intellectual property by codifying patents and trademarks
1889: statutory protection of performance rights
third revision: 1909
right of mechanical reproduction for piano rolls and early phonograph records
fourth revision: 1976/78
Revision of US copyright law which became statutory backbone to present copyright laws
1988
Berne Convention Implimentation
1992: Copyright Renewal Act
automatically extended duration of copyright another 20yrs
1992: Audio Home Recording Act (AHRA)
imposed levy on digital recortding devices but exempted computer equipment
1995: Digital Performance Right in Sound Recordings Act (DPRSRA)
gave copyright owners the power to license or prohibit digital transmissions of their work over the internet (unlike radio)
1998: Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
codified the licensing of copyrighted performances for different types of digital transmissions over the internet
1998: Copyright Term Extension Act
automatically extended the duration of copyright another 20 yrs. proposed by Senator Sonny Bono. known as mickey mouse protection act
2002: DMCA internet rates
enacted lengthy series of changing internet rates for the dmca by several panels (CARP), librarian of congress, etc.
2002: Small webcasters settlement act
established more affordable licensing rates for small webcasters
2018: Music Modernization Act
streamlined online accounting process making it easier for session artists to be compensated
copyright
the exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute the matter and form of something. serves as legal protection against others from using your original work for personal and economic gain
published work
one that has been fixed in some tangible form and distributed to the general public
phonorecord
sound recording on fixed medium
performance
playing or rendering of musical work naturally or with some device
publication
distribution of musical work
collective work
has number of contributions, constituting separate and independent works in themselves are assembled into collective whole
joint work
prepared by two or more authors with the intention that their contributions be merged into one work
bundle of rights
six exclusive rights of a copyright owner
fair use doctrine
allows minimal unlicensed use of copyrighted material for purposes such as scholarship, research, and news reporting
compulsory mechanical license
allows another author’s copyrighted work to be rerecorded on a phonorecord and to receive royalties
public domain and usage
when legal copyright expires: public domain goes into effect, work no longer has exclusive rights
allows record companies and artists to release songs on albums that arent subject to mechanical royalty
allows composers and arrangers to create and copyright derivative material
gives advertisers/film right to use familiar material without paying synchronization fees
Four Fair Use conditions
non-profit/educational, type of work, amount of use, effect of use
fair use does NOT
mean you cant incorporate someone else’s recording into your own work without permission (sampling)
mean you can photocopy entire score/piece and use it for your own performance
copyright registration
online forms
1972 works protected until
2067
termination rights
allow artist to recover ownership after 35 years w a 5 year window