| Art - Objects in Temporary Custody |
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| Vital distinctions can be made between those objects loaned to a museum for exhibition and/or for research and those objects deposited with a museum for identification, authentication, examination for purchase, and the like. More... |
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| THEATRICAL SYNDICATION FINANCING IN NEW YORK: REQUIREMENTS FOR BODY OF AN OFFERING CIRCULAR FOR A SPECIFIC PRODUCTION |
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| The right of publicity is the right that individuals have to control the use of their name and likeness in a commercial setting. The right of publicity is typically exploited by celebrities, who earn large fees from endorsing products. More... |
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| Publishing Industry -- Author-Publisher Contracts -- Publisher's Obligations |
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| Once an author and a publisher enter into an agreement to publish a work, the publisher has certain standard obligations to the author. These obligations should be spelled out clearly in the contract so that there is no confusion or contention down the road. More... |
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| Art - Collection Management Policies - General Issues |
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| Common questions by museums about ownership and appraisals can often be dealt with preventively. An almost essential preventative measure is the adoption and implementation of a collection management policy. More... |
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| THEATRE: OFF-BROADWAY OVERVIEW |
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| "Off-Broadway" is variously defined but typically means a theatre located within the five boroughs of New York City that is (a) not located in the "Broadway District" and (b) has less than 500 seats and more than 100 seats. An Off-Broadway production must have at least one performance per week and can either be an open-ended or close-ended run. More... |
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