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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 481
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First, my sincere thanks to all those that have offered responses to my other questions here in the past.
In my on-going efforts to get music placed into as many non-exclusive libraries as possible (save the Pump Audio type), I began to wonder about how much protection my copyrights provide in other countries. For example, a licensing library that I'm considering submitting music to states in the Licensing Agreement that Belgian law would determine the outcome of any disputes between me and the library. Unfortunately, I'm rather rusty when it comes to Belgian law.
Are there any countries that a U.S. Copyright holder should be leary of dealing with?
I always read the fine print of each agreement, but any advice is appreciated.
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