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Communications & Media

From defamation to privacy law, eHow's legal experts explain the nuts and bolts of laws affecting communications and the media. Learn what qualifies as libel and slander and how to avoid it, as well as what to do if you feel you've been a victim. Get tips for maintaining your autonomy under privacy laws, including your medical information, credit history and family records. eHow also covers established internet laws involving gambling, audio files and spyware.

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  • How to Acquire DVD Film Rights

    Filmmakers and writers often make movies based on events in someone's life or turn a published novel into a film. To do this, the filmmaker or production company must first acquire the film...

  • What Is an Entertainment Lawyer?

    An entertainment lawyer is involved in many aspects of law, including labor law, immigration, securities law, contract law, intellectual law and property law. Check a state's bar association for...

  • How to Know When to Copyright a Song

    Copyrighting is an important term that musicians and songwriters should get used to from the start. While you cannot copyright an idea, you can most definitely copyright a song. You want to...

  • How to Report Intellectual Property Crime

    There is a high potential for abuse of intellectual property, from illegal distribution to misrepresenting another's work as your own. However, the laws in the US that cover intellectual property...

  • How to Appeal a Charge If You've Been Wrongly Accused of Invasion of Privacy

    If you have been wrongfully accused of invasion of privacy, you still have options--even if you are convicted. You are allowed to appeal the verdict, which is not another trial, but rather a...

  • How to Find Legal Information About Phone Tapping

    Millions of Americans talk on their telephones every day, taking for granted that no one is listening in on their conversation. If you are worried you might have a tap on your telephone, or you...

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