Copyrighted Dreams 3.4 - Edith Piaf: hidden songs, law, public domain and copyright

Songs of Edith Piaf form a puzzle from copyright perspectives:

Some of them are restricted from commercial use, others are in public domain. There are even hidden songs found only in 2000s.

In this final part of third episode, we will listen breathtaking performances of the French most famous chanteuse... and will see to what extent it is allowed to use all them?

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This is the episode 3.4. of our ongoing series related to intellectual property law and human history, told from the sites where important events took place.

WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, COPYRIGHTS, PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, AND SITES WHERE RELATED EVENTS TOOK PLACE? We are offering additional information and news and a glimpse behind the scenes on our Instagram: https://instagram.com/copyrighteddreams/


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WHAT IS THE COPYRIGHTED DREAMS PROJECT? Created by a group of international intellectual property lawyers, COPYRIGHTED DREAMS cover important landmarks and events related to the intellectual property law and human history. All videos within this project are made at the sites or near landmarks that are important for the global and national intellectual property law and history.

WHO IS MAKING THE COPYRIGHTED DREAMS VIDEOS? COPYRIGHTED DREAMS are made by a group of international intellectual property lawyers who studied at the University of London, University of the Pacific, and the University of Paris Pantheon-Assas. They have been working together for more than 5 years, now under CLAIMS IP brand (www.claimsip.com). The team members are located in France and in Russia. The team is lead by Igor Nevzorov, who graduated from the University of London and holds PhD in Law. Subscribe to our channel and don’t miss our new episodes!

Design and production by Nikolay Shevchenko