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Intellectual property law / Technology / American Society of Composers /  Authors and Publishers / United States copyright law / Performing rights / Performance rights organisation / CTIA – The Wireless Association / United States v. ASCAP / Royalties / Copyright collection societies / Music industry / Law
Date: 2014-08-14 13:51:49
Intellectual property law
Technology
American Society of Composers
Authors and Publishers
United States copyright law
Performing rights
Performance rights organisation
CTIA – The Wireless Association
United States v. ASCAP
Royalties
Copyright collection societies
Music industry
Law

ASCAP/BMI Comment: Altschul, Michael (CITA-The Wireless Association)

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