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Volume 25, Number 1, June 2003


           International Developments

4   British appellate court affirms that fiddler Bobby
    Valentino was joint author of Young at Heart, and
    that after song's use in 1993 television commercial
    made it popular again, he could revoke implied license
    he gave Bluebells when group recorded the song in
    1984 and claim royalties for its subsequent use

               Washington Monitor

6   Copyright Office publishes agreement on license fees
    payable  by     noncommercial  webcasters  for
    transmissions of music recordings, as authorized by
    Small Webcaster Settlement Act of 2002

                   Recent Cases

7   Supreme Court rules that distributor of video of edited
    version of public domain television series did not
    violate Lanham Act by failing to credit Twentieth
    Century Fox as series' creator

8   Famous Music's publishing contracts with Henry
    Mancini, Johnny Mercer and others did not require it to
    pay them for foreign tax credit Famous received
    against its U.S. income tax on account of foreign taxes
    Famous paid from sub-licensing royalties in other
    countries, New York appellate court holds

9   New Line's acquisition of rights to Lost in Space by
    assignment from Prelude Pictures obligated New Line
    to make payments required by contract between
    Prelude and lb Melchior, California appellate court
    holds

10 Appellate court affirms dismissal of lawsuit against
    HBO alleging that its sports agent series Arliss
    infringed copyright to treatment for proposed talent
    agent series called Schmoozers

10  Little League coach is entitled to trial in lawsuit against
    Paramount Pictures alleging that movie Hardball
    defamed him, because disclaimer that movie was
    fictitious was not necessarily sufficient to defeat
    coach's claims, federal appellate court decides


11 California appellate court orders dismissal of invasion
    of privacy action filed by man who was truthfully
    portrayed in television series The Prosecutor as
    having pled guilty to being an accessory to murder, 13
    years before broadcast

11 Girls Gone Wild video did not misappropriate image
    or invade privacy of 17-year woman who exposed her
    breasts and consented to taping by cameraman,
    federal District Court rules

12 Owner of rights to recordings by The Who is awarded
    balance due from Musicmaker.com under Interne
    licensing agreement entered into in 1999; court rejects
    Musicmaker's argument that it should be able to
    rescind agreement because Napster frustrated
    purpose of license

13 Umpires' union is not entitled to arbitrate a warning
    letter sent by Baseball Commissioner's Office to
    umpire, because collective bargaining agreement bars
    challenges to umpire discipline

13 Disputes between East Coast Hockey League and
    Professional Hockey Players Association concerning
    salary cap and player discipline are subject to
    arbitration under collective bargaining agreement,
    federal appeals court holds

14 Statute of limitations bars California Talent Agencies
    Act claim by Tae Bo instructor and actor Billy Blanks
    for refund of compensation paid to former manager,
    California Court of Appeals holds

15 Advertising photographs of Skyy Vodka bottle did not
    infringe copyrights to similar photos taken by another
    photographer, because photos were not virtually
    identical, federal appellate court rules

15 New York appellate court affirms dismissal of suit
    against producer of 1980 documentary film titled Wild
    Style filed by graffiti artist who uses Wild Style to
    identify himself and his work


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