Entertainment & Sports
Jan. 26, 2012
Some campaign trail songs have bad endings
Catchy songs have spiced up many a political message over the years, but musicians' lawyers say candidates often fail to obtain the necessary licenses to use their clients' rightful intellectual property.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a season when political advertisements are dominating the airwaves, a handful of lawyers are paying extra-close attention - to the background music.
Catchy songs have spiced up many a political message over the years, but musicians' lawyers say candidates often fail to obtain the necessary licenses to use their clients' copyrighted property. And with a younger generation accustomed to...
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