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The Artist Rights Institute podcast covers current issues of artists’ rights in the music industry.Website: https://artistrightswatch.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistrightswatchTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArtistRightsTerms of Use: https://artistrightswatchdotcom.files.wordpress.com/2021/01/arw-podcast-terms-of-use-v-1-i-1.pdf
Unknown Host hosts The Artist Rights Watch, a music show with 22 episodes published.
Inside Royalty Audits with Keith Bernstein What really happens inside a music royalty audit? In this episode of the Artist Rights Institute Podcast,ARI Director Chris Castle sits down with royalty auditor and industry ve
In this episode, we break down the little-known but sweeping amendment buried in the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) being debated this week. The amendment--which is now characterized as a "tempo
Brought to you by the Artist Rights Institute www.artistrightsinstitute.org Host: Chris Castle In this episode of the Artist Rights Watch Podcast, we dig into a story that affects artists, fans, and the entire music ecos
Congress’s biggest bill—the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—is a must-pass package President Trump campaigned on. But buried inside is a sweeping AI moratorium, crafted by a Google-funded think tank, that would block states f
Can the AI Moratorium Survive the Byrd Rule on Germaneness https://musictech.solutions/2025/05/22/now-what-can-the-ai-moratorium-survive-the-byrd-rule-on-germaneness/ One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Latest Version https://ww
Planning the release of your record is one of the most consequential events in an artist's career. Music marketing expert Jay Gilbert of Label Logic gives you tips on planning that release https://www.jaygilbertconsultin
Music attorney Chris Castle presents the record release checklist. In part 2, he covers artwork, credits and legal lines. For the part 2 checklist, visit the ARI website https://www.artistrightsinstitute.org/financial-ed
Music attorney Chris Castle presents the record release checklist. In part 1, he covers sound recordings and songs, work for hire agreements, union issues, guest artists and step outs, courtesy credits, song split agreem
AI Legislation, A View from Europe: Helienne Lindvall, President of the European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA) and ARI Director Chris Castle in conversation regarding current issues for creators regarding the E
Artist Rights Institute Director Chris Castle and music attorney Kevin Casini discuss union organizing, collective bargaining and health care issues for songwriters. The information provided in this podcast is for inform
Attorney Tim Kappel won the landmark copyright termination case for his client Cyril Vetter who got a reversion of the worldwide copyright in his song Double Shot of My Baby's Love. He discusses the case with publisher A
On the this episode of the Artist Rights Watch, Nik, David, and Chris sit down to talk about the recent developments with the CRB and mechanicals with lawyer and advocate, Kevin Casini. The Copyright Royalty Board who he
On the this episode of the Artist Rights Watch, Nik and David sit down to talk about the MLC with Entertainment Lawyer, Stephen Carlisle. The MLC administers blanket mechanical licenses to eligible streaming and download
This episode was a conversation spurred from our talk with Abby North on songwriting agreements. Abby North primarily works in the music publishing space as a publishing admin and so this podcast is about her experience
This week, Nik and David are going to continue the ARW publishing series with songwriting/publishing contracts. Whether you’re trying to write songs for major publishers or you’re just getting started, this episode will
On the this episode of the Artist Rights Watch, Nik and David sit down to talk about the basics of music publishing with the University of Georgia Music Business Director, David Barbe. This episode start the ARW publishi
On the first series 2 episode of the Artist Rights Watch, Nik and David sit down to talk about Record contracts with Entertainment Lawyer, Stephen Carlisle. Record contracts can be very daunting for a lot of artists and
On this sixth bonus episode of the Artist Rights Watch, Nik, David, and Chris sit down to talk about Facebook and its latest issues with the recent whistleblower and how it relates to music licensing. We cover content ID
Nik Patel, David Lowery, and Chris Castle feature in this podcast where they discuss the current issues of artists’ rights in the music industry. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share! In the final episode of series
Nik Patel, David Lowery, and Chris Castle feature in this podcast where they discuss the current issues of artists’ rights in the music industry. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share! On this episode of the Artist
Adam Thierer
Resident Senior Fellow for Technology and Innovation · R Street's Tech & Innovation team
1 appearance on this show
David Barbe
Music Business Director · University of Georgia Music Business
1 appearance on this show
David Lowery
vocal advocate for artist rights and senior lecturer on music business · Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven
2 appearances on this show
Alan Graham
Dr. · Bright Leaf Distribution
1 appearance on this show
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