Face to Face – Canadian Copyright Term, The (non)Mark of Zorro and more – Entertainment Law Update Episode 65

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The Latest episode of my Entertainment Law podcast, Entertainment Law Update, is now available for your enjoyment. Listen here, or subscribe and download in your favorite podcast listening app.

Show notes are located at http://entertainmentlawupdate.com/65

Here's what we talked about…

• Canada Officially Extends Copyright Term to 70 Years
• SESAC Buys HFA
• Black Swan Intern Lawsuit Overturned
• The Turtles Lose Bid to Halt SiriusXM’s $210M Settlement With RIAA 
• Zorro Trademark Declared Invalid in Europe
• Lionsgate Sues Over “Dirty Dancing”
• Lionsgate Sued for Snarling at “Nobody Puts Your Old 401(K) in the Corner” Advertisement
• Why NFL Logos don’t need to be “cleared” for use in HBO’s “Ballers” series
• Tory Burch wins counterfeiting lawsuit – to the tune of $41.2 Million
• Appeals Court Rules that Producer Not Director, Gets Film Copyright
• Judge Rejects New “Blurred Lines” Trial, Trims Damages to $5.3 Million (Short Update)
• TV Streamer FilmOn Gets Huge Victory on Road to Compulsory License to broadcast Networks