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Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Spring Symposium - Panel 3 (audio)
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Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Spring Symposium - Panel 1 (video)
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Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Spring Symposium - Panel 1 (audio)
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Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Spring Symposium - Panel 2 (audio)
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Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Panel 3 (video)
No full textIncludes descriptive metadata provided by producer in M4V file: "Law School - 2009 JETLaw Symposium - Vanderbilt University Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Panel 3 (video) - Topic: Maintaining the Musician: Protecting Music, Image, and Technology Today. Discussion topics include how online content is made available and what your
rights are regarding it, the future of downloading, and whether music stores will exist in 25 years." By Vanderbilt University Law School.Law Schoo
Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Panel 3 (audio)
No full textIncludes descriptive metadata provided by producer in M4A file: "Law School - 2009 JETLaw Symposium - Vanderbilt University Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Panel 3 (audio) - Topic: Maintaining the Musician: Protecting Music, Image, and Technology Today. Discussion topics include how online content is made available and what your
rights are regarding it, the future of downloading, and whether music stores will exist in 25 years." By Vanderbilt University Law School.Law Schoo
Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Keynote (audio)
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Fought While Contents Kingdom was Slipping Away.'" By Vanderbilt University Law School.Law Schoo
Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Keynote (video)
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Fought While Contents Kingdom was Slipping Away.'" By Vanderbilt University Law School.Law Schoo
Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 2009 Symposium - Panel 2 (video)
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layoffs mean for the sport, how individual teams can respond to market demand, and the need for parity." By Vanderbilt University Law School.Law Schoo
Vanderbilt University Law School Journal of Entertainment and Technology 2009 Spring Symposium - Panel 3 (video)
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