Classical Musicians Losing the Battle Against Copyright Fraud Drew Wilson | May 22, 2020 Copyright fraud and abuse is a longstanding and all too common problem on platforms like YouTube. It is also hitting classical musicians hard.
Universal Edition AG Responds to Criticism Drew Wilson | November 2, 2007 Late last month, Universal Edition AG sent a cease and desist letter to the International Music Score Library Project, a website that specialized in musical scores that have fallen into the Canadian public domain.
Universal Edition AG Forces Public Domain Website Offline Drew Wilson | October 22, 2007 Copyright infringement often refers to unauthorized use or replication of intellectual property. Often, the stereotypical file-sharer uses an application to download the latest albums from their favorite top 40 artists.
Battle Lines Drawn Over Broadcast Treaty Drew Wilson | September 20, 2006 As reported earlier, WIPO is currently considering a broadcasting and webcasting treaty that would give rights to those disseminating intellectual property for 50 years.
WIPO Broadcast Treaty Worries Advocates Drew Wilson | September 15, 2006 There are talks of adding a provision in the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) that would give disseminators of intellectual property rights to that intellectual property regardless of whether the creator had a say in it or not.
