Did Copyright Fail Music Artists?
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Music soundtracks our lives, supports over two million domestic jobs annually, and is being <span>listened to more than ever before. The record indu
(2/2) In Did Copyright Fail Music Artists? (forthcoming in the @bulaw.bsky.social LR), I discuss how contract, not copyright, has depressed artist income by unpacking the interplay between artists' individual record deals and labels' blanket streaming licenses. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
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Swiping Rights
While many legal regimes have undergone fundamental shifts to account for the online economy, one lags behind: industry-specific mandatory contract rules. These
(1/2) Sharing two new projects: In Swiping Rights (forthcoming in the @ucdavislaw.bsky.social LR), I show how highly technical, industry-specific mandatory contract rules can impair startup growth, using laws governing dating apps as a case study. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
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