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4.0 out of 5 stars
Multimedia Law broken down to basics,
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This review is from: Multimedia Law and Business Handbook with Disk (Paperback)
Recently having been enrolled in a multimedia law class for my degree program, I found the information in the book valuable enough for submission to this review. The content herin is definately worth checking out if you are an individual seeking to create multimedia content. Though the text is law oriented, it reads quite well. Having zero law experience didn't hinder my growth as a law weilding artist. I learned such invaluable tools as contract writing, copyright law, the five rights held to a copyright, sound law (mp3's are illegal) and many other tools to help me stay safe in the industry. Though complex in structure the content is delivered in a format worth checking out. Once you can cut through the rhetoric that all lawyers speak this can be a wonderous tool to any multimedia creators library.
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Multimedia Law and Business Handbook with Disk by J. Dianne Brinson (Paperback - July 1997)
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