A garage band’s guide to IP
Who owns your songs, how to protect the band name, and why the drummer should sign something. Copyright and trademarks for people who would rather be rehearsing.
By Dmytro Doubinsky, DO InnovationsGlimpses into the world of IP. Updated whenever the duck feels like it.
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