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Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and the Intervention of the Courts
2021
Overview
Contractual rights and copyright determine not only what content appears where and when, but also who can claim authorship and compensation for those works. Even the most clearly written contracts, however, often require the courts to step in and settle legal disputes over their interpretation. Media scholar Jane Gaines has described the law functioning as a discourse of power that “restrains persons and regulates other objects of culture.”¹ That is certainly borne out in the central cases in this chapter and the following chapter: the antitrust case U.S. v. Twentieth CenturyFox, et al., and the cases brought by B-Western stars
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Rutgers University Press
ISBN
081359622X, 9780813596228
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