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What's the public privacy rules here
is there similar in like in the States, or was this a private event with some expectation of such? What was the libel part? Didn't like the titling? Did it ruin the career? Better yet, did the teacher violate an RIAA rule and perform a song in public without the expressed written permission of the IP holder. Maybe the RIAA can go after the teacher, . . now wouldn't that be rich . . for that teacher to appear before the court again but as defendant. Oh well, someone will raise the money for the teen, but the aftertaste will last a lifetime.
Posted by: Boot_Agnostic   Posted on: 08/27/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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What's the public privacy rules here  Boot_Agnostic | 08/27/07
Really....  DarbyOhara | 08/27/07
What other facts do you need?  RFaircloth | 08/27/07
What facts? Any facts  Timpraetor | 08/27/07
Reasonable inferences:  Absolutely | 08/28/07
What about bands?  gary@... | 08/28/07
ascap & bmi  inertman@... | 09/11/07
Reasonable inferences:  Absolutely | 08/28/07
Public event - why the takedown  kokuryu | 08/28/07
Legal shortcomings  spyro17@... | 08/28/07
Your missing the point it was a libel case about the added text  NZJester | 09/14/07

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