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In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Music Educator's Conference, Part 2 of 4: A Lecture by Mark Davis on Teaching Copyright Law -- Full Session In this lecture at a music educator 's conference held at Loyola University New Orleans , entertainment attorney and educator Mark Davis outlines the ways in which copyright law benefits composers, artists, publishers and record labels . He also discusses how the Teach Act can help determine when fair use protections can be invoked by educators for use of copyrighted material in the classroom. Related articles Weekend Music Thread - The Last DJ Dead opera: The Met calls off Golijov commission FedEx let homeless man sign for music store delivery, owner says Lyric-sharing deals aim to support songwriters Apple Inc. (AAPL) May Drop Apple Music Prices in Time for Christmas Ralph McTell: 'I bought a guitar for £25 and now it's worth thousands' Reba has big news Motherhood is Biggest Challenge fo...

Ralph Murphy talks to Loyola University Students about what it takes to write a successful song. Related articles FedEx let homeless man sign for music store delivery, owner says Chance The Rapper's Grammy Nominations Prove He Already Won Chris Young Establishes Annual Recording Industry Scholarship At MTSU Dead opera: The Met calls off Golijov commission Alejandro Escovedo: Rock bottom, then rebirth Sarawak draws business events Soul Singer Sharon Jones, 60, Dies The 11 iPhone apps I can't live without HOLIDAY SPIRIT IN FULL SWING @ The PALACE THIS DECEMBER Lyric-sharing deals aim to support songwriters

In the first episode of Music Licensing with John Pisciotta , John introduces the origin of his company, MusicSynk and discusses with Kane the synchronization license of music and its right procedures. They further talk about the problems and disorganization of the licensing procedures and how the music market has flipped for the artists. Related articles Weekend Music Thread - The Last DJ Dead opera: The Met calls off Golijov commission Chris Young Establishes Annual Recording Industry Scholarship At MTSU Ellis Lives! The Story of How the Idea That Elvis is Still Alive Got Started Alejandro Escovedo: Rock bottom, then rebirth Sarawak draws business events Soul Singer Sharon Jones, 60, Dies HOLIDAY SPIRIT IN FULL SWING @ The PALACE THIS DECEMBER Making 'Limeade' with Lahna Turner SESAC, SUISA Launch Mint Digital Licensing

John Pisciotta talks to Kane about synchronized music licencing and the future of music discovery. Related articles Weekend Music Thread - The Last DJ Dead opera: The Met calls off Golijov commission Chris Young Establishes Annual Recording Industry Scholarship At MTSU Chance The Rapper's Grammy Nominations Prove He Already Won FedEx let homeless man sign for music store delivery, owner says The 11 iPhone apps I can't live without Reba has big news Motherhood is Biggest Challenge for 'Woman of the Year' Madonna Rock out: Music professor signs deals to play with 3 bands HOLIDAY SPIRIT IN FULL SWING @ The PALACE THIS DECEMBER

First they came for the Hispanics and Latinos - Variations on Niemoller First they came for the Hispanics and Latinos , and I did not speak out— Because I was not Hispanic or Latino. Then they came for the Muslims and the Jews , and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Muslim or a Jew. Then they came for all Immigrants and their children, and I did not speak out— Because I was not an Immigrant. Then they came for all people of color, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a person of color . Then they attacked the Women, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Woman. Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me. Based on the original poem by Niemoller posted at the US Holocaust Museum . Related articles Trump's America: What women, immigrants and people of color want you to know Why Seth Meyers hopes he's wrong about Donald Trump Harry Reid Statement on Donald Trump [Greg Laden's Blog] ...