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The UCLA Entertainment Law Review (“ELR”) is an international law journal published once or twice a year by the UCLA School of Law. Since 1994, ELR’s staff has worked diligently to bring to our subscribers academic work of the highest quality, as well as articles that tackle the most novel and cutting edge issues in the field of entertainment law.

Volume 13, Issue 1, 2005

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Articles

Music Composition, Sound Recordings and Digital Sampling in the 21st Century: A Legislative and Legal Framework to Balance Competing Interests

Beck, Jeremy

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I Know, It's Only Rock and Roll, But Did They Like It?: An Assessment of Causes of Action Concerning the Disappointment of Subjective Consumer Expectations Within the Live Performance Industry

Rosenblatt, Brian A.

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Flagrant Foul: Racism in "The Ron Artest Fight"

Williams, Jeffrey A.

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Balancing Free Speech Interests: The Traditional Contours of Copyright Protection and the Visual Artists' Rights Act

Williams, Matt

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In the Shadow of Mt. Olympus: Could a Revision of 17 U.S.C. §§ 1202-1204 Bring Them Into Daylight?

Harbert, Eric F.

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