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Music Copyright – ‘Protect Then Perform’

Judith Bodley presents E-Live.

This week she explores the issues of copyright in Music. Sheldon ‘Calibud’ Stewart explains a possible copyright claim from one of his tracks with Capleton.

Flourgon’s lawyer Stephen Drummond sets out the law and how to protect your music as an artiste. Insisting that before one goes to perform it’s necessary to preserve your musical legacy.

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