Greetings SAA!
Apologies for the cross-posting.
The Library of Congress Radio Preservation Task Force invites you to a virtual presentation as part of a three-part series of online talks on copyright as it pertains to radio collections. This one-hour talk will include a presentation with time for questions and answers. For our first presentation, we welcome Charles Cronin, who will speak on the lasting ramifications of White-Smith Music Publishing Co. v. Apollo Co. (1907).
Charles Cronin (B.A. Oberlin; J.D. American; M.A., Ph.D. Stanford; M.A. Information Systems, Berkeley) is a musician and lawyer in Los Angeles. He established the Music Copyright Infringement Resource while a graduate student at Berkeley in 1997 and continues to oversee the project's increasingly distributed authorship. He is a Visiting Scholar at GWU Law School and an Adjunct Professor at the Claremont Graduate University of the Claremont Colleges.
When: October 20, 2022 1 pm-2pm CST
Where: Zoom<https://wttw.zoom.us/j/82830355963?pwd=YnRJYkRweStRbmd0R0xCRUpobXNPZz09>
Registration is not required.
Have questions about this event? Please get in touch with Maristella Feustle at Maristella.Feustle@unt.eduor Allison Schein Holmes at aschein@wttw-wfmt.com
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Allison Schein Holmes, MLIS, CA
Director of Media Archives
WTTW/WFMT/Studs Terkel Radio Archive
Chicago IL
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