FM interference agreements

Article Abstract:

Radio station owners should be aware of the legal impacts that changes to FM frequency broadcasting can create. Antenna relocation should comply with Federal Communication Commission rules, and the contracts for construction and one-step upgrades should be coordinated. Regulations concerning contingent applications and new interference levels may also apply.

United States. Federal Communications Commission, Practice

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Parody and copyright

Article Abstract:

Radio stations can do parodies without infringing copyrights if they adhere to fair use rules. Parodies must meet relevant criteria regarding nature of use, the market effect of the use, the particular works involved, and the amount of the original used in the parody. The US Supreme Court has laid down specific criteria for parodies.

Fair use (Copyright), Fair use (Copyright law), Parodies, Wit and humor, Musical, Musical humor

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