Chris Cooke is a journalist and writer with a focus on music and copyright issues. He has written for publications such as Complete Music Update, and his work has also been featured in the New Zealand Herald and KIOS Omaha Public Radio. Chris is known for his expertise in dissecting the digital music industry and explaining complex copyright concepts.
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Chris Cooke's coverage is predominantly focused on the music industry, with a keen interest in legal and regulatory aspects, as well as private sector announcements within the entertainment sphere. He would likely be responsive to pitches providing insights into copyright issues, changes in streaming trends, or significant developments within record labels.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to content and publishing industries, he may appreciate expert commentary from individuals with legal expertise in intellectual property rights or those involved in policy-making affecting the entertainment industry.
While no specific geographic focus is indicated for Chris Cooke's coverage, it seems that he covers international developments within the music industry. Therefore, experts offering insights should cater to a broad global perspective rather than being region-specific.
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By: Chris Cooke
Universal Music has filed a bombastic $500 million lawsuit against Believe accusing it of facilitating rampant copyright infringement by allowing fraudsters to illegally deliver tracks owned by the major to the streaming services, claiming royalties when those uploads are streamed
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Cox Communications has made another filing with the US Supreme Court, which it wants to intervene in its billion dollar legal dispute with the major record companies. Much of the submission deals with legal technicalities, but it also makes some bombastic ‘save the internet’ type statements
A man believed to be behind the mega-hack of Ticketmaster data earlier this year was in court in Canada yesterday having been arrested last week. The US want to extradite him in connection with multiple data breaches which also impacted companies like AT&T and Santander
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Last week comedian Harry Deansway was in the High Court in London in a legal dispute with Steve Coogan's Baby Cow Productions
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American music publishers say they are “optimistic” that Amazon adding audiobooks to its music subscription service won’t impact on the royalties received by songwriters. Unlike with Spotify, which used the addition of audiobooks to claim a discount on what it pays under the US compulsory licence
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