Digital cable radio--the tensions between the music industry and the broadcasting industry : reports presented at the meeting of the International Association of Entertainment Lawyers, MIDEM 1994, Cannes / Robert W. Allan, editor.

142 pages ; 24 cm

9062154182
9789062154180
9067150126
9789067150125

P 230 ALL.D

Price : NLG; Supplier : Nedbook International, Amsterdam; Rcvd 26/4/94; Contents : Preface by Cees van Rij, Chairman; Introduction by Robert W. Allan; 1. Digital Audio Broadcasting : What does THAT mean? CUMMINS, John, LOVEGROVE, Stephen. Technology and consumers; KOZAMERNIK, Franc. A new kind of radio; FLINT, Michael, LEVISON, Charles. The playing field; 2. Current legal framework and future proposals : VAN RIJ, Cees. Neighboring rights; SUKIN, Michael, RUSH, Stephen. U.S. music industry response to EC/WIPO proposals; 3. The broadcasting industry's needs and wants : GRABER, Stuart, BAZALGETTE, Simon. Digital audio service : a service provider's view; RIVERS, Tom. DAB : a new source of tension between the broadcasting and music industries? : a broadcaster's view; BLACK, Jack. Compulsory licensing of neighboring rights : to be or not to be? RUSH, Stephen, RAMAGE, Edward. What do digital broadcasters want, anyway? 4. The music industry's response : GARNETT, Nick. Future developments and new technologies; DESURMONT, Thierry. La radiodiffusion nume?rique et les droits des auteurs d'oeuvres musicales; ISHERWOOD, Mark. The challenges for a mechanical collection society; FELCHER, Peter. A U.S. view from the composer/publisher societies' perspectives;.

Apeldoorn, Netherlands : Maklu, 1994.

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