@article{20753,
      note = {Contents : Introduction; Part 1: Building Blocks : 1. The  U.S. Legal System; 2. Copyright Law; 3. Patent, Trademark,  and Trade Secret Law; 4. Ownership of Copyrights; 5.  Contracts Law; Part 2: Production Relationships : 6.  Development Agreements; 7. Employees; 8. Contractors and  Consultants; Part 3: Other Production Issues : 9. Using  Preexisting Works; 10. Clearing Rights; 11. Licensing  Content : Industry by Industry; 12. Using Music; 13. The  Laws of Publicity, Privacy and Libel; 14. Union Issues;  Part 4: Post-Production Issues : 15. Choosing a Name for  Your Product; 16. Protecting Your Intellectual Property  Rights; 17. Sales Law; 18. Distribution Agreements; 19.  Publishers' Concerns; Appendices : A. The Copyright Act of  1976, Selected Provisions; B. Form Contracts; C. Rights  Clearance Agencies and Search Firms; D. Stock Houses and  Other Content Sources; E. Multimedia Organizations and  Publications; F. Unions, Guilds, and Other Organizations;  G. Copyright Office Forms;.},
      author = {Brinson, J. Dianne, and Radcliffe, Mark F.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/20753},
      title = {Multimedia law handbook : a practical guide for developers  and publishers /},
      recid = {20753},
      pages = {viii, 340 pages :},
}