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How Spotify Pays (Or Fails To Pay) Songwriters
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Here longtime copyright attorney Stephen Carlisle attempts to get to the bottom of Spotify's failure to contact or pay his client, despite the prominence of said client's music on the popular streaming service. _____________________________________...
Guest Post: How Spotify Pays (or Doesn’t Pay) Songwriters
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[Editor Charlie sez: MTP’s first post of 2016 is a guest post by Stephen Carlisle, an entertainment lawyer with over 25 years experience in private practice in the State of Florida. The post first appeared on the Nova Southeastern University Office...
Labor History is Right Now
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FIGHT FOR $15: Workers all over the country rallied for a $15 minimum wage on April 15. Photo: Bob Simpson via Flickr.com May is Labor History Month, so it’s appropriate that I begin by talking about Local 802’s involvement in the rally for a $15 minimum...