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ABA Forum: Legal & Business Issues in a Web 2.0 World –The Particular Challenges of Licensing Major Network and Sports Content

Debbie Spander
Debbie Spander is Vice President of Business and Legal Affairs for MTV Entertainment, where she oversees the legal management and acquisition of comedy, sports and digital media for the company. Prior to this, she worked in legal affairs for the sports holdings of Fox Entertainment.
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In this clip from a 2007 American Bar Association Forum titled “Legal and Business Issues in the New Internet World of User Generated Content & Social Networking,” panelist Debbie Spander of MTV Entertainment’s Business Affairs department discusses the legal issues that online content creation distribution presents to companies like hers, from finding new ways to monetize content not originally created in the online space, to enforcing copyright law when infringement does occur. She also addresses how copyright law works for sports content – what constitutes fair use, what must be licensed, and how this is different for the online world.



Shoot Date: October 2007
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