[Fmpro] Resolution
Les Hurdle
leshurdle101 at sbcglobal.net
Fri Dec 1 15:41:05 GMT 2006
So is a 'hummer' acceptable?
les
On Dec 1, 2006, at 7:25 AM, James Ryan wrote:
> If writer and production company both agree to split the royalties, and
> there are no whistleblowers, the below is unenforceable. It is useful,
> however as a negotiation tool before the composing begins. The
> "expulsion"
> clause could be a powerful deterrent.
>
> Best,
> James
>
>
> On 12/1/06 10:10 AM, "Doug Wood" <daw at procomposers.org> wrote:
>
>> FYI:
>>
>> Whereas ASCAP is constituted as a voluntary society for the benefit
>> of its
>> members generally, and
>>
>> Whereas ASCAP's legacy has been enriched by the dedication and
>> diligence of
>> creative men and women who fought against unfair practices, and
>>
>> Whereas ASCAP reaffirms its commitment to protect its members against
>> the
>> unscrupulous practices of copyright, royalty, and performance rights
>> piracies of any kind, and
>>
>> Whereas ASCAP and its members are obligated to abide by the Copyright
>> Laws
>> of the United States, and
>>
>> Whereas ASCAP believes that only bona fide writers and their heirs are
>> legitimately entitled to participate in the writer's share of
>> royalties
>> earned through this Society from the public performance of musical
>> works,
>>
>> Therefore it is resolved
>>
>> That the Board of Directors continues to encourage all legitimate
>> writers to
>> reject business relationships which permit those who are not writers
>> to
>> receive any portion of the performance royalties reserved for
>> writers, and
>>
>> That the Society will not knowingly assist, facilitate or encourage
>> anyone
>> who is not a composer or author of musical works in accordance with
>> the
>> requirements of the Articles of Association to join the Society as a
>> writer,
>> and
>>
>> That any member who knowingly submits a document to the Society which
>> identifies any person who does not meet such requirements as a
>> "writer"
>> shall be subject to expulsion from the Society.
>>
>>
>> Doug Wood
>>
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