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Joint Venture Formation
The joint venture is a vehicle for the development of a business opportunity by two ormore entities acting together, and will exist if the parties have: (1) a community of interest inthe venture, (2) an agreement to share profits; (3) an agreement to share losses, and (4) a mutual right of control or management of the venture. A joint venture may be structured as a corporation, partnership, limited liability company (“LLC”), trust, contractual arrangement, or anycombination of such entities and arrangements. Structure decisions for a particular joint venture will be driven by the venturers’ tax situation, accounting goals, business objectives andfinancial needs, as well as the venturers’ planned capital and other contributions to the venture,and antitrust and other regulatory considerations. Irrespective of the structure chosen, however, certain elements must be considered in connection with structuring every joint venture.
Creating The Sound Of Our Lives
A Practical Overview of Music Licensing is presented by Buck McKinney. This article and the accompanying session address fundamental concepts involved in music licensing, several common music licensing scenarios, and practical tips for locating rights owners and administrators. This is document 1 of 6.
Attachment E - Synchronization License for Copyrighted Works
This is a synchronization license for a copyrighted work. This is document 6 of 6 of Creating the Sounds of Our Lives.