Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review

Quick Guide - Vol. 29

_______________________________

-Issue 1

Symposia

-Soft Money 4

Articles

-Play Ball!

Notes & Comments

-The California Supreme Court Should take a Mulligan

-One Nation Under ~~God~~ Surveillance

-Issue 2

Notes & Comments

     -Adding Your Own Soundtrack: Lenz v. Universal

     -You Only Live Twice

     -Landmark Status of Baseball Stadiums

Entertainment Law Directory

-March 2009

-Issue 3

The GRAMMY Foundation

Entertainment Law Initiative

2009 Writing Competition

     -RIAA Partnership Will Not Decrease File Sharing

     -Is There a Digital First Sale Doctrine?

     -Ex Ante Crowdfunding and the Recording Industry

     -Finding a Place for ISPs in the Digital Music World

     -Market Competition for Pan-European Licenses

Articles

-Courts Sharpen Infringer's Sword

Notes & Comments

-The FCC's New Formula for Mergers

-MySpace-ing is Not a Crime

Volume 29, Issue 3

_______________________________________________________________________

The GRAMMY Foundation Entertainment Law Initiative 2009 Writing Competition

New Year, New Catch-22: Why the RIAA's Proposed Partnership with ISPs Will Not Significantly Decrease the Prevalence of P2P Music File Sharing

David A. McGill

Reselling Digital Music: Is There a Digital First Sale Doctrine?

Nakimuli Davis

Ex Ante Crowdfunding and the Recording Industry: A Model for the U.S.?

Tim Kappel

A Role in the Remedy: Finding a Place For ISPs in the Digital Music World

Joseph Merante

One Problem Solved, Another Created? The European Commission's Struggles with Fostering Competition in the Market for Pan-European Licenses of Musical Works

Kimberly L. Sweet

Articles

The Patentee and Infringer Battlefront Worsens as Courts Sharpen the Infringer’s Sword

David A. Haynes

Notes & Comments

The FCC's New Formula for Mergers

Bradley Dugan

MySpace-ing Is Not a Crime: Why Breaching Terms of Service Agreements Should Not Implicate the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

Ryan Patrick Murray