Copyright

• In box readers' letters

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 01/01/2009 - 12:00am

  

  Inspired by Viewfinder Column; Separation of Editorial Coverage versus Advertising; Sound Needs Consideration, Too; The World is Reading Videomaker - There are a number of contract manufacturers in Asian countries; The World is Getting Smaller; Muddy Happy Birthday Waters

• When Can I Use Public Domain Media?

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 01/01/2009 - 12:00am

  

  The Public Domain - Unraveling the Confusion of when Copyright claims dissolve. When our country's Founding Fathers adopted the U.S. Constitution, they wanted to make sure that, unlike in England, no person could have an unlimited monopoly over property.

• Can I Videotape in a Theme Park?

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 08/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  readers' letters

• What's Legal: Producers Rights.

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sun, 06/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  Private Lives: Who is protected... the producer or the citizen? It depends.

• In Box: reader's letters

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 04/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  What's Legal

  We receive many questions on legal issues, especially in the complex world of video and audio copyright. Below are just a couple that we field. Legal copyright is complicated, which is why we created our What's Legal column. Watch for more stories like the one on page 72 on Fair Use and Public Domain from Attorney Mark Levy.

• Fair Use is an Exception to Copyright Law

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 04/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  How Fair Is Fair? Copyright Law and Fair Use

• A Score In Time

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 01/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  All Things Audio: Music Creation Software, Music & SFX Libraries and Audio Editing Software

• Producer's Rights

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 01/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  Musical Copyright Tips to navigate murky shark-filled waters

• How Can I Use Copyrighted Music in my Videos?

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sun, 07/01/2007 - 12:00am

  

  Tricky Legal Stuff Again

  I've just finished Mark Levy's very informative article, What's Legal, in the January issue of Videomaker. My "masterpieces" are travel vignettes that benefit greatly from the use of familiar music. I show them in my living room, and I give copies to my travel companions. Friends often suggest that I enter them into contests. Trying to obtain permission is incredibly complex, and the same video with royalty-free music simply doesn't have the same impact.

• Free Final Cut Pro Plug-ins from Noise Industries

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  In this week's Video Bits & Bytes: Mark and Derek have news on JVC's new GZ-HD7 hi-def Everio...and some Free Final Cut Pro Plug-ins from Noise Industries. They'll also tell you about StudioNow.com, a new Online Video Editing Community where YOU can get paid to edit other people's videos online. Additionally, they have news about Blinkx.com launching a new wiki for Video SEO and about a Viacom law-suit against YouTube for 1 Billion Dollars.

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