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Protect Your Copyrights
by Robert King
The music industry considers your copyrights to be assets. Unfortunately, many songwriters, singers, playwrights, under-value their art, creative works. The purpose of this podcast is to challenge the artists’ way of thinking. To answer complicated copyright questions. To demystify the intricacies of the US copyright act. To empower creatives to get the most out of their valuable copyrights. We will discuss royalties, contracts, percentages, protection, length of copyright, cross-collateralization, reversion, termination, and exploitation for profit. One of the more popular and controversial topics in music, today, particularly for older (catalog) artists, is the complicated and confusing process of grant termination. Important litigation is in the courts today. A swirl of opinions make it very difficult for artists to know who to trust, who to believe, and what to do in order to protect their valuable copyrights. So many people, so many artists, are getting bad advice right now. I
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Protect Your Life Story – with Special Guest Sheila Richey, widow of George Richey
Everyone has a Life Story! Right now, recording artists, songwriters, bands, authors, and the like, are being highlighted as their lives are dramatically portrayed on television, in movies, and on streaming services. Red Giant Rights Group CEO Robert King shares his insights and opinions on the importance of protecting your life story, or the life story of your loved one – with a compelling interview featuring Sheila Slaughter Richey, widow of George Richey (a primary character in the Showtime series GEORGE & TAMMY).
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What Happens to my Copyrights When I Die?
Considering the recent death of Eddie Van Halen, Robert dives into what actually happens to your copyrights when you die, and how to best protect them, and your family members, while you’re still alive. And now, here’s Red Giant Rights Group CEO, Robert King!
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Change is Painful, but Protecting Your Copyrights is Valuable
On today’s podcast, we hear real life examples of protecting copyrights, and we learn why change is painful, but needed. Thanks for joining us!
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Your Window May Be Closing – When Do Your Copyrights Expire?
On today’s podcast, we learn more about windows and how your windows are closing! Are you taking advantage of what the US Congress has gifted to you? Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!
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Black Artists Historically Signed Lopsided Record Contracts
On today’s podcast, we will explore a recent memo sent from the president of BMG, Hartwig Masuch, in response to racial inequality in the music industry. Robert also dives into contract exploitation using present day examples. Enjoy the show!
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Popular Recording Artists and Songwriters are Protecting Their Copyrights. Are You?
On today’s podcast, Robert dives deeper into why you should protect your copyrights and what the process looks like. This process is currently helping many of the top artists in the world. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!
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The Power of Owning Your Copyrights
Hello and Welcome to “Protect Your Copyrights” with Red Giant Rights Group CEO, Robert King! On today’s podcast, we will explore the power of owning your copyrights. Through real life examples, Robert shines a light on the importance of owning your creative works. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The music industry considers your copyrights to be assets. Unfortunately, many songwriters, singers, playwrights, under-value their art, creative works. The purpose of this podcast is to challenge the artists’ way of thinking. To answer complicated copyright questions. To demystify the intricacies of the US copyright act. To empower creatives to get the most out of their valuable copyrights. We will discuss royalties, contracts, percentages, protection, length of copyright, cross-collateralization, reversion, termination, and exploitation for profit. One of the more popular and controversial topics in music, today, particularly for older (catalog) artists, is the complicated and confusing process of grant termination. Important litigation is in the courts today. A swirl of opinions make it very difficult for artists to know who to trust, who to believe, and what to do in order to protect their valuable copyrights. So many people, so many artists, are getting bad advice right now. I
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