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Andrew Sparrow provides a highly practical guide to understanding the law in this area designed to help anyone in the music industry exploit and protect their rights, and those of their artists, as well as providing intermediaries and resellers with an understanding of how the law applies, and how to frame, price and deliver their services in a way that ensures their protection under the law.
List of contents
Contents: Introduction to the internet and its impact on music distribution; Online contracts for the sale of music and merchandise; Website terms and conditions; E-Commerce Regulations 2002; Protecting and exploiting intellectual property rights in online music; Online marketing of music and merchandise; Collecting online data about music-buying consumers; Distance selling regulations and online music and merchandise sales; Paying for internet music distribution; Agreements with web designers, mobile operators and internet service providers; Strategic agreements between the internet music company and other parties; Advertising music and merchandise online; Electronic signatures and online music sales; Disability discrimination issues for music websites; Whose law applies to internet music sales?; Further reading; Index.
About the author
Andrew Sparrow is a national award winning Solicitor and founder of Lecote Solicitors, a niche commercial law firm concentrating on Internet, IT and New Media Law. He was one of the first Solicitors in the United Kingdom to pursue the legal issues relating to online business. Andrew is author of several books on commercial and Internet law published internationally. In a national poll conducted in 2004 and supported by the Department of Trade & Industry he was acknowledged as one of 100 individuals in the UK who have contributed most to the development of the internet in the last ten years.
Summary
Andrew Sparrow provides a highly practical guide to understanding the law in this area designed to help anyone in the music industry exploit and protect their rights, and those of their artists, as well as providing intermediaries and resellers with an understanding of how the law applies, and how to frame, price and deliver their services in a way that ensures their protection under the law.
