[Fmpro] public record

[CORBERLAW@aol.com]

In a message dated 6/1/2008 5:05:33 AM Pacific Daylight Time,  
fmpro-request at nxport.com writes:

On this  subject, in testimony before the ASCAP Hearing Board, an ASCAP
official  said that due to how often ASCAP changed cue sheets, it would  be
"impractical to notify every affected writer or publisher every time a  cue
sheet was changed by ASCAP." (No wonder the ASCAP Board quickly gutted  the
Hearing Board process and cut off member access to the transcripts  from
those hearings as soon as they could after the Dept of Justice let  them off
the leash in 2001.)


A copy of the transcript from an ASCAP hearing at which ASCAP  officials 
admitted the practice of altering cue characterizations was put on  public record 
at the Van Nuys Superior Court in 2000 at my instigation in the  case of 
Warren vs. ASCAP, et al.
 
ASCAP is only your agent and for it to conceal what it is doing  from you, 
the principal, is a breach of fiduciary duty, the highest form of duty  in the 
law.
 
 
 
PROTECT  YOUR RIGHTS
Brian Lee Corber
attorney at law
_corberlaw at aol.com_ (mailto:corberlaw at aol.com) 
corberlaw.com
818-399-4735



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