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{{Dial-A-Law | {{REVIEWEDPLS | reviewer = [http://www.bellalliance.ca/people/ronan-reinart Ronan Reinart], Bell Alliance|date= March 2018}} {{Dial-A-Law TOC|expanded = business}} | ||
Whether you make music or listen it, it’s important to know the laws that apply to creating and engaging with music. Learn the laws that apply to musicians and music listeners. | Whether you make music or listen it, it’s important to know the laws that apply to creating and engaging with music. Learn the laws that apply to musicians and music listeners. | ||
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===Protecting the name of a band=== | ===Protecting the name of a band=== | ||
It’s important as a group becomes popular to ensure that another group isn’t using your group name. To properly protect your band name, you need to consider registering it as a '''trademark'''. Other registration methods, such as securing a domain name for a website, will not protect you fully. See our information on [[ | It’s important as a group becomes popular to ensure that another group isn’t using your group name. To properly protect your band name, you need to consider registering it as a '''trademark'''. Other registration methods, such as securing a domain name for a website, will not protect you fully. See our information on [[Trademarks, Copyright and Other Intellectual Property (No. 231)|trademarks, copyright and other intellectual property, no. 231]]. | ||
===Protecting a band’s music=== | ===Protecting a band’s music=== | ||
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