Notes: Copyright is analyzed and discussed by composers, performers, producers and bootleggers, who examine the relationship between the global entertainment industry and local musical practices in light of how we view copyright and intellectual property.

Notes: This book details the do's and don'ts of music licensing in films, television, video games, and commercials and defines music licensing and rights issues for musicians and music supervisors.

Notes: The Future of Music looks at current trends in the music industry and paints a picture of where the digital music revolution is taking it and how artists and industry executives will have to adapt to an entirely different model of promoting, selling, and distributing music with new technologies. Limited availability.

Notes: The definitive guide for songwriters on where and how to market your songs with listings of publishers, record companies, producers, agents, and other contacts in the music industry as well as articles and interviews by professionals in the business (updated annually). Limited availability (newest edition Reference only).

Notes: A workbook designed to guide and encourage aspiring songwriters in getting their songs recorded by major label recording artists, outlining step-by-step processes that help them track their progress toward the "first cut."

Notes: A step-by-step guide for songwriters navigating the business of music publishing with advice on how to win over publishers, producers, and record executives and get your songs published and recorded.

Notes: A detailed explanation of the songwriting business with definitions of industry terms, an explanation of singles and album charts, and step-by-step guides for starting a publishing company and for pitching songs to artists, publishers, and executives.

Notes: This business and legal guide for songwriters and performers with practical advice and strategies for avoiding copyright infringement, working with managers and music lawyers, contracts and legal agreements, and internet copyright issues.

Notes: Entertainment attorney Steve Gordon guides artists and entrepreneurs through emerging opportunities to distribute, license, and sell music, discusses new business and digital delivery models, the latest legal developments in copyright and digital music law, and explains how aspiring musicians, established artists, independent labels, and entrepreneurs can take advantage of new technologies and opportunities in the music business. Limited availability.

Notes: Wixen lays out the essentials of the music publishing business, discussing copyright, licensing, royalties, and more in a clear and candid style to help songwriters succeed in today's music industry.