Part 1. Copyright and Trademark : BERNSTEIN, Robert J., CLARIDA, Robert W. Is contract preemption dead? Contracts and copyright after "ProCD v. Zeidenberg; BRANDSTETTER, Jeffrey. The lone arranger : have the Courts unfairly singled out musical arrangements by denying them protection as derivative works? KUBASTA, Kelly. Adapting the copyright laws for new digital audio media; LEATHERBURY, Thomas S. Media law : explosion of Lanham Act cases; Part 2. Multimedia : LITVAK, Mark. Publication and distribution of multimedia programs; Part 3. Freedom of speech : MOORE, Margaret. Sex and violence : european censorship of American films; GARON, Jon. Star wars : film permitting, prior restraint and government's role in the entertainment industry; KAPLAN, Marla J. The neutral reportage privilege : will it be adopted by the California Supreme Court? Part 4. Rights of publicity and privacy : WEINSTEIN, Jerome E. What do Robots, James Dean and Doritos Corn Chips have in common? VOSS, Matthew E. Celebrities and their reputations : a pillage of priceless commodities in constitutionalized defamation law; Part 5. Music and television : MOSER, David. The controlled composition clause : is it out of control? ENGEL, Don. Anatomy of a little murder; SCHROEDER, John. Distinguishing protected from unprotected material in music infringement analysis; JUN, Meeka and ROSENBORO, Steven D. An entertainment lawyer's guide to the Telecommunications Act of 1996; Part 6. Entertainment and Business : RICHARDS, Clark. Vicarious entertainment torts; ROSENZWEIG, Paul. To audit or not to audit : questioning the paymaster; JELLEN, Robert, BACHRACH, Shel. Production insurance : problems of pitfalls; MOORE, Schuyler M. Accounting principles for film companies; ROSENZWEIG, Paul. Creative bookkeeping, publisher- style; ROSENZWEIG, Paul. How to read - and deal - with royalty statements;.