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| February 2012 |
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David Manlow
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International Arts Manager
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Why we must continue to embrace legal streaming services
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This year will be a very interesting one for the continued growth and development of subscription streaming services. The likes of Spotify, Rhapsody (the new owner of Napster), We7, and mflow have built up substantial user bases in the last few years and, according to a recent Bloomberg report, streaming services now make up the US record industry's second largest source of revenue (after iTunes).
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| February 2012 |
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Ailish McKenna
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Total Licensing
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What restrictions can brands reasonably impose on artists?
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The word "partnership" can be used to describe a whole range of relationships in varying settings. In the area of brand endorsements, the word is commonly used to define the nature of the relationship between the Brand and the Artist chosen to endorse certain goods and services under that Brand.
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| January 2012 |
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Ben Gisbey
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Financial Regulation International
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Negotiating the pitfalls of investing in music industry corporate deals
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The music industry is vibrant and generates billions each year. Figures for 2011 currently show worldwide music industry revenues of US$67.6bn, which is just under US$7bn more than five years ago.
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| December 2011 |
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Ben Gisbey
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Wealth Briefing
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How To Hit The Sweet Notes As Music Investors
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The huge - at least for now - popularity fo music contests like the X-Factor has highlighted how there is big money to be made in backing artists even at a time when conventional models of music business have been hit by the downloading revolution and the assaults on traditional forms of intellectual property.
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| December 2011 |
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Ben Gisbey
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International Adviser |
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Perfect Pitch |
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The music industry is glamorous and vibrant and generates billions each year. But music industry corporate deals have a number of pitfalls which need to be negotiated if the venture is to be successful, advises leading music and entertainment lawyer Ben Gisbey from Bray & Krais Solicitors.
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| December 2011 |
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Ben Gisbey
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Money Market UK
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Avoiding the pitfalls of music industry deals
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The music industry is glamorous and vibrant and generates billions each year. But music industry corporate deals have a number of pitfalls which need to be negotiated if the venture is to be successful, advises leading music and entertainment lawyer Ben Gisbey from Bray & Krais Solicitors.
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| October 2011 |
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Ailish McKenna
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Soft Drinks International
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Brand ambassadors
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The word "partnership" can be used to describe a whole range of relationships in varying settings.
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| September 2011 |
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Ailish McKenna
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E-Commerce Law & Policy
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COMMENT: What restrictions can brands reasonably impose on artists?
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The word "partnership" can be used to describe a whole range of relationships in varying settings. In the area of brand endorsements, the word is commonly used to define the nature of the relationship between the Brand and the Artist chosen to endorse certain goods and services under that Brand.
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| August 2011 |
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Ailish McKenna
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Music and Copyright
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Brands and artists: the delicate balancing act between rights and obligations |
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Artist endorsements of products and services, as well as company sponsorships of tours and festivals, have been a part of the music industry for many years, and examples of successful alliances between brands and artists are numerous.
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August 2011
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Ailish McKenna
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IMRO
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What restrictions can brands reasonably impose on artists? |
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The word “partnership” can be used to describe a whole range of relationships in varying settings. In the area of brand endorsements, the word is commonly used to define the nature of the relationship between the Brand and the Artist chosen to endorse certain goods and services under that Brand.
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August 2011
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Ailish McKenna
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Cream
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Brands and artists: A legal guide to relationships |
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The word “partnership” can be used to describe a whole range of relationships in varying settings. In the area of brand endorsements, the word is commonly used to define the nature of the relationship between the brand and the artist chosen to endorse certain goods and services under that brand.
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July 2011
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Robin Davis
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Recruitment Consultant
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PAYE DAY
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Robin Davis expalins implication of change in PAYE treatment of post termination payments.
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June 2011
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Robin Davis
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Better Business
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Employers alerted to post-termination tax code change
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A change in the PAYE treatment of post-termination payments means that employers must now use the OT tax code rather than BR.
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June 2011
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Robin Davis
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HR Magazine
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Severe tightening of PAYE treatment of post-termination payments |
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As of 6 April 2011, the PAYE treatment of post-termination payments has changed.
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| May 2011 |
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Robin Davis
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HR Bullets
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New PAYE treatment of post-termination payments |
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Robin Davis, an employment law expert at law firm Bray & Krais Solicitors, considers the practical implications of a recent change to the PAYE treatment of post-termination payments.
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May 2011
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Robin Davis
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OnRec
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Implications of change in PAYE treatment of post termination payments |
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From 6th April 2011 the PAYE treatment of post termination payments has changed. Before 6th April 2011, if a termination payment was made after the termination date and the issue of the P45 and is taxable (that is, it does not fall within the £30,000 exemption), then the employer had to use the BR tax code for PAYE purposes.
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Robin Davis explains implications of change in PAYE treatment of post termination payments
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