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22 Ent. L. Rep. 1 (2000-2001)

handle is hein.journals/enterml22 and id is 1 raw text is: ENTLT /AIN4 INT : lAW I 'I~I IEII MeLviei ,MuIsic IUroadcastlns Theater l~ublishin@0 Art Multlimedia SI cr-s In this Issue: Volume 22, Number 1, June 2000 Legal Affairs 4 Entertaining New Options in the Fight Against Cybersquatters: Choosing Between Internet Administrative Proceedings and Federal Court Lawsuits, by Matt Railo Washington Monitor 8, Major record companies settle FTC proceedings by agreeing to consent orders that require them to drop Minimum Advertised Price provisions of their cooperative advertising programs 9 FCC approves Viacom's acquisition of CBS, but requires Viacom to comply with Dual Network Rule, National Television Ownership Rule, Radio-TV Cross-Ownership Rule 10 FCC adopts new Equal Employment Opportunity Rules in response to 1998 court ruling that old rules were unconstitutional Recent Cases 11 Islamic technical consultant was not co-author of movie Malcolm X, but he asserted valid claims for value of his services, and may even be entitled to recover for Warner Bros.' failure to give him screenwriting credit, federal appellate court decides 12 Federal District Court dismisses right of publicity and other claims asserted by heirs of Temptations against mini-series producers, but allows defamation and false light privacy claim of Temptation's first agent to proceed 13 Disney agrees to change Go Network logo and pay $21.5 million to settle trademark infringement suit filed by GoTo.com, after federal appellate court affirmed preliminary injunction requiring Disney to stop using logo which was remarkably similar to GoTo's 13 Movie studios win preliminary injunction barring website operators from distributing software that permits users to decrypt and copy movie DVDs 14 Connectix did not infringe Sony's PlayStation copyright in the process of creating Connectix's Virtual Play Station software; copying for purpose of reverse engineering is fair use, federal Court of Appeals rules 15 Product designs are protectible as unregistered trade dress only if they have acquired secondary meaning, U.S. Supreme Court holds 15 Pennsylvania ordinance requiring erotic dancers to wear pasties and G-strings is constitutional, U.S. Supreme Court rules 16 Because 1963 recording agreement was silent about record company's right to issue synchronization licenses, recording artists are entitled to offer evidence of industry custom and practice supporting their claim that synch licenses could be issued only with their participation, New York appellate court rules (Continued on page 3)

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