Entertainment and Media law in Ireland
Clarus Press Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-911611-91-2 (ISBN)
collating a wealth of domestic and international legal sources which impact the
sector. It addresses the myriad practical considerations when developing, producing
and commercially exploiting content. Creative practitioners and business/legal
advisors alike are equipped with a series of signposts in the form of best practice
procedures as summarised from a hands-on, practical perspective. The work is
presented in straightforward language for market entrants while simultaneously citing
legislation, EU/international law and case law precedent from Ireland and a number
of other common law jurisdictions for the benefit of its more industry-experienced
audience.
With 36 chapters divided into six parts, this body of work covers an extensive range
of topics from business set-up and risk mitigation to effecting policies of production
and professional indemnity insurance. It explores copyright, performer rights and
moral rights, funding and distribution of films and television output, legal clearances,
data protection and privacy, life rights, trademarks, music law and the regulation of
audiovisual content, together with the legal and ethical issues affecting present-day
journalism and broadcasting.
Simon Shire is a Consultant Solicitor and Notary Public who specialises in entertainment and property law. A former law lecturer at the University of Limerick, he previously guest-lectured on the film production diploma at Pulse College in Dublin. He also holds a qualification in sound engineering and music production from Windmill Lane Academy. A member of IMRO, MCPSI and PPI, Simon regularly attends film and television courses as well as music industry seminars. Aside from legal practice, he also acts as executive producer on television and film projects.
Content Includes
Part I : Business Management, Regulation and Risk Mitigation
• Business Set-up, Private Companies and Taxation/Self-Assessment
• Media, Event and Film Production Insurance
• Safety, Health and Welfare at Work
• Defamation, Parody & Satire and Norwich Pharmacal Orders
• Defamation of a Body Corporate and Product/Brand Disparagement
Part II: Audiovisual, Stage and Radio Productions
• Film Distribution
• Private Funding of Film
• Section 481
• Screen Ireland Funding
• (Pt 1) Chain of Title, Copyright and Moral Rights; (Pt 2) Copyright and Related
Rights: Performer Rights
• New Rights for Content Authors and Performers: Directive on Copyright and Related
Rights in the Digital Single Market
• Trademarks, Trademark Infringement and Passing Off
• GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018
• Filming Permits and Drone Operation
• Employment of Children and Young Persons
• Animal Actors and Circus Animals
• Crew Agreements, Production Releases and Music Clearance
• Life Rights; Right of Publicity; Commercials, Image Rights & False Endorsement;
Passing Off
• Stage Productions
• Radio Documentaries
• Royalties and Residuals for Actors, Writers, Directors and Producers
Part III: Music Production and Performances
• Joint Authorship, Band Partnership Agreements and Recording Contract/Artist
Management Litigation
• Music Publishing, Master Recordings, Royalties, Collection Societies & Music
Streaming
• Music Copyright Infringement Litigation
• Music Insurance; Shooting Music Videos
Part IV: General Entertainment
• Occasional Licences for Marquees; Licensing of Concerts, Festivals, Public Events;
Theatre Licences
• Fire Safety, Occupiers’ Liability, Event Security and Licensing Indoor Events
• Permits for Busking and Street Performances
• Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries; Premium Rate Services; Commission for
Communications Regulation
Part V : Digital Safety, Broadcasting Regulation and Audiovisual Media
Services
• Harmful Content Regulation; Establishment of the Media Commission and the EU
Digital Services Act Package
• The Media Commission: Compliance, Enforcement, Codes & Standards
• Audiovisual Media Services Directive; Directive on Certain Online Transmissions and
Retransmissions of Television and Radio Programmes
Part VI : Journalism Law, Regulation and Ethics
• Court Reporting and Contempt of Court
• Gagging Orders and Super-Injunctions; Covert Investigative Filming and Prior
Restraint Applications
• Privacy, Breach of Confidence and Parental Consent
• The Press Council of Ireland and Office of the Press Ombudsman; Protection of
Journalistic Sources
| Erscheinungsdatum | 22.12.2023 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Dublin 8 |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 156 x 234 mm |
| Themenwelt | Recht / Steuern ► EU / Internationales Recht |
| Recht / Steuern ► Privatrecht / Bürgerliches Recht ► Medienrecht | |
| ISBN-10 | 1-911611-91-7 / 1911611917 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-911611-91-2 / 9781911611912 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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