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Identify what caused a select group of Tik Tok creators to go on strike (withhold their production)?

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Identify what caused a select group of Tik Tok creators to go on strike (withhold their production)?

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Find a quote or paraphrase from the video or transcript relating to dance copyright law. Use CONTROL/COMMAND + F for "copyright".

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Find a quote or paraphrase from the video or transcript relating to dance copyright law. Use CONTROL/COMMAND + F for "copyright".

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 Can you Copyright Dance Choreography? Jul 29, 2021

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A. Identify David Hecht's role in dance choreography copyright law. B. Why might someone conclude 2 Milly received an out of court settlement from Epic Games?

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A. Identify David Hecht's role in dance choreography copyright law. B. Why might someone conclude 2 Milly received an out of court settlement from Epic Games?

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Find TWO important actions/reactions by 2 Milly, Epic Games, and the fans relating to dance moves.

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Find TWO important actions/reactions by 2 Milly, Epic Games, and the fans relating to dance moves.

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Identify why it's important for creators to be registered with Creators4BIPOC.

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Identify why it's important for creators to be registered with Creators4BIPOC.

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A. HECHT PARTNERS LLP (David's Law Firm)

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A. HECHT PARTNERS LLP (David's Law Firm)

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David L. Hecht is the firm's founder. He represents individuals, companies, and nationwide classes in high-stakes commercial disputes. The 2020 edition of IAM Patent 1000: The World's Leading Patent Practitioners ranked David as one of the world's leading patent litigators. He was described as doing "everything humanly possible to keep clients happy and deliver the wins they seek - and he loves it."

"Entrepreneurial, tenacious, motivational, he does a superb job carrying the day in high-exposure computer, software, communications and medical technology cases." David is a trained electrical and computer engineer and registered patent attorney. He has appeared in dozens of patent-related matters, including inter partes review proceedings, for industry giants including Raytheon, Huawei, and MediaTek.

David has tried numerous District Court and International Trade Commission (ITC) cases to verdict involving a wide range of computer, software, communications, and medical product-related technologies. Among the most notable of those trials was Apple v. Samsung, known as the "patent trial of the century." David was also part of the trial team that secured the first-ever exclusion order against Apple in the ITC.

David also has extensive experience in copyright cases. He helped secure a $25 million copyright jury trial win for music publishing house BMG Rights Management, named the largest verdict in Virginia in 2015.

David holds a rare and highly coveted educational trifecta: degrees in engineering (B.S. in electrical and computer engineering), business (M.B.A.) and law (J.D.). He worked as a network engineer prior to law school and a patent agent while a law student. David also founded several successful startups during the Great Recession, including real estate investment and event production companies. David draws from his diverse background and experience to understand the most intricate details of his clients' intellectual property and/or business. Prior to founding the firm, David worked for several international law firms, including Jones Day, Quinn Emanuel, and Steptoe & Johnson. He also worked as in-house counsel for a publicly-traded company focused on licensing and intellectual property assertion.

David's high-profile cases have been featured in nearly every major publication and newscast in the United States, and the world, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, BBC News, USA Today, Newsweek, Bloomberg, Variety, Forbes, Huffington Post, Rolling Stone, Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Us Weekly, TechCrunch, The Verge, NPR, CNN, CBC, NBC's Today Show, ABC's Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, and Entertainment Tonight.

Since 2015, David has been recognized as a New York Super Lawyer and Rising Star. He is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US), and certified by the Blockchain Council as a Certified Blockchain and Law Professional, Certified Blockchain Expert, and Certified Bitcoin Expert. The CryptoCurrency Certification Consortium (C4) has also certified David as a Certified Bitcoin Professional.

In perhaps the ultimate of client endorsements, David has been "shouted out" in a rap music video by his client 2 Milly.

Notable Representations

Lead counsel for Solid 21, Inc., owned by Chris Aire, the "King of Bling" in several trademark infringement lawsuits; previously settled lawsuits for Solid 21 against Hublot, an LVMH brand, and Ulysse Nardin, a Kering brand.

Defending Corellium, LLC against Apple, Inc. in a lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida involving copyright infringement and DMCA claims.

Lead counsel for Stone Interactive Ventures in a patent litigation suit against Electronic Arts; matter resolved two weeks after David was engaged.

Lead counsel for world-famous saxophonist Leo P. in a false endorsement litigation against Epic Games; matter resolved after David overcame a motion to dismiss, which resulted in new law being established in the field.

Represented music publisher copyright holders against a large Internet Service Provider (ISP) relating to allegations of vicarious/contributory liability for copyright infringement by its customers.

Represented women-run Alex and Ani against Bank of America in litigation involving allegations of discriminatory and illegal lending practices (matter settled approximately one month after the complaint was filed)

Represented Alfonso Ribeiro (host of America's Funniest Home Videos), BlocBoy JB, Backpack Kid, and rapper 2 Milly in litigations involving misappropriation of likeness, copyright infringement, and/or trademark infringement against Epic Games and Take-Two Interactive.

Represented a putative class of airline ticket purchasers against Southwest Airlines and Boeing regarding the MAX 8.

Defended a major American defense contractor and industrial corporation before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.

Defended Furniture World, a New Jersey furniture distributor, against allegations of design patent and copyright infringement by Ashley Furniture; matter settled favorably.

Represented a pharmaceutical patent holder in several Hatch Waxman ANDA litigations relating to opioid dependence treatment medication

In November 2020 Billboard magazine featured a story on the copyright registration of "Single Ladies - Put a Ring on It." David's client, JaQuel Knight, was recognized as "the first commercial choreographer in pop music to succeed in [obtaining a copyright registration] for his work."

Thought Leadership

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal, Managing Editor

BAR ADMISSIONS

State of New York

State of New Jersey

U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit

Southern District of New York

Eastern District of New York

District of New Jersey

Eastern District of Texas

U.S. Patent & Trademark Office

EDUCATION

J.D., Fordham University School of Law

M.B.A., Rutgers University School of Business

B.S., Rutgers University School of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, cum laude

David L. Hecht is the firm's founder. He represents individuals, companies, and nationwide classes in high-stakes commercial disputes. The 2020 edition of IAM Patent 1000: The World's Leading Patent Practitioners ranked David as one of the world's leading patent litigators. He was described as doing "everything humanly possible to keep clients happy and deliver the wins they seek - and he loves it."

"Entrepreneurial, tenacious, motivational, he does a superb job carrying the day in high-exposure computer, software, communications and medical technology cases." David is a trained electrical and computer engineer and registered patent attorney. He has appeared in dozens of patent-related matters, including inter partes review proceedings, for industry giants including Raytheon, Huawei, and MediaTek.

David has tried numerous District Court and International Trade Commission (ITC) cases to verdict involving a wide range of computer, software, communications, and medical product-related technologies. Among the most notable of those trials was Apple v. Samsung, known as the "patent trial of the century." David was also part of the trial team that secured the first-ever exclusion order against Apple in the ITC.

David also has extensive experience in copyright cases. He helped secure a $25 million copyright jury trial win for music publishing house BMG Rights Management, named the largest verdict in Virginia in 2015.

David holds a rare and highly coveted educational trifecta: degrees in engineering (B.S. in electrical and computer engineering), business (M.B.A.) and law (J.D.). He worked as a network engineer prior to law school and a patent agent while a law student. David also founded several successful startups during the Great Recession, including real estate investment and event production companies. David draws from his diverse background and experience to understand the most intricate details of his clients' intellectual property and/or business. Prior to founding the firm, David worked for several international law firms, including Jones Day, Quinn Emanuel, and Steptoe & Johnson. He also worked as in-house counsel for a publicly-traded company focused on licensing and intellectual property assertion.

David's high-profile cases have been featured in nearly every major publication and newscast in the United States, and the world, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, BBC News, USA Today, Newsweek, Bloomberg, Variety, Forbes, Huffington Post, Rolling Stone, Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Us Weekly, TechCrunch, The Verge, NPR, CNN, CBC, NBC's Today Show, ABC's Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, and Entertainment Tonight.

Since 2015, David has been recognized as a New York Super Lawyer and Rising Star. He is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US), and certified by the Blockchain Council as a Certified Blockchain and Law Professional, Certified Blockchain Expert, and Certified Bitcoin Expert. The CryptoCurrency Certification Consortium (C4) has also certified David as a Certified Bitcoin Professional.

In perhaps the ultimate of client endorsements, David has been "shouted out" in a rap music video by his client 2 Milly.

Notable Representations

Lead counsel for Solid 21, Inc., owned by Chris Aire, the "King of Bling" in several trademark infringement lawsuits; previously settled lawsuits for Solid 21 against Hublot, an LVMH brand, and Ulysse Nardin, a Kering brand.

Defending Corellium, LLC against Apple, Inc. in a lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida involving copyright infringement and DMCA claims.

Lead counsel for Stone Interactive Ventures in a patent litigation suit against Electronic Arts; matter resolved two weeks after David was engaged.

Lead counsel for world-famous saxophonist Leo P. in a false endorsement litigation against Epic Games; matter resolved after David overcame a motion to dismiss, which resulted in new law being established in the field.

Represented music publisher copyright holders against a large Internet Service Provider (ISP) relating to allegations of vicarious/contributory liability for copyright infringement by its customers.

Represented women-run Alex and Ani against Bank of America in litigation involving allegations of discriminatory and illegal lending practices (matter settled approximately one month after the complaint was filed)

Represented Alfonso Ribeiro (host of America's Funniest Home Videos), BlocBoy JB, Backpack Kid, and rapper 2 Milly in litigations involving misappropriation of likeness, copyright infringement, and/or trademark infringement against Epic Games and Take-Two Interactive.

Represented a putative class of airline ticket purchasers against Southwest Airlines and Boeing regarding the MAX 8.

Defended a major American defense contractor and industrial corporation before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.

Defended Furniture World, a New Jersey furniture distributor, against allegations of design patent and copyright infringement by Ashley Furniture; matter settled favorably.

Represented a pharmaceutical patent holder in several Hatch Waxman ANDA litigations relating to opioid dependence treatment medication

In November 2020 Billboard magazine featured a story on the copyright registration of "Single Ladies - Put a Ring on It." David's client, JaQuel Knight, was recognized as "the first commercial choreographer in pop music to succeed in [obtaining a copyright registration] for his work."

Thought Leadership

Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal, Managing Editor

BAR ADMISSIONS

State of New York

State of New Jersey

U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit

Southern District of New York

Eastern District of New York

District of New Jersey

Eastern District of Texas

U.S. Patent & Trademark Office

EDUCATION

J.D., Fordham University School of Law

M.B.A., Rutgers University School of Business

B.S., Rutgers University School of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, cum laude

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David L. Hecht, Partner - Hecht Partners LLP

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David L. Hecht is the firm's founder. He represents individuals, companies, and nationwide classes in high-stakes commercial disputes. The 2020 edition of IAM Patent 1000: The World's Leading Patent Practitioners ranked David as one of the world's leading patent litigators.

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Why it's so difficult to copyright dance moves.mp4

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Here's why Black TikTok creators are on strike and demanding recognition

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Black creators are responsible for some of TikTok's biggest dance trends, but they are no longer dancing on the platform. Here's why.

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"Savage," "Up" TikTok Dance Creators May Soon Own Copyrights to Their Work

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Can you Copyright Dance Choreography (1).mp4

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1. Fans messaged 2 Milly about how it wasn't right for Epic games to copy him without permission and compensation.   2. There wasn't clear agreement by the reporters on whether or not he should receive compensation or if it qualifies as choreography.

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Choreographer JaQuel Knight, Logitech partner to help BIPOC dance creators copyright their moves

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"we're talking to David today about

a very interesting case in the copyright,

a world that involves copyright protection

for choreography.

Specifically, David represented the

choreographer Jacquel Knight

in his efforts to receive a copyright

registration

for the single ladies' choreography. The

famous Beyonce song has been performed

in a number of very public settings."

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"... we're talking to David today about a

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[Music]

"...so

Welcome back to the law on the limelight I'm

max Haas along with my co-host peter

Speroni and Wynton yates

today we have a very special guest David

Hecht who's an attorney who works

with inventors artists entrepreneurs

entertainers across a spectrum of

intellectual-property matters

and we're talking to David today about a

a very interesting case in the copyright

a world that involves copyright protection

for choreography

specifically, David represented the

choreographer Jacquel knight

in his efforts to receive a copyright

registration

for the single ladies choreography the

famous Beyonce song has been performed

in a number of very public settings and..."

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"... we're talking to David today about a

very interesting case in the copyright

world that involves copyright protection

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"...we're talking to David today about a very interesting case in the copyright world that involves copyright protection for choreography specifically David represented the choreographer Jacquel Knight in his efforts to receive a copyright registration for the single ladies choreography the famous Beyonce song has been performed in a number of very public settings..."

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"... we're talking to David today about a

very interesting case in the copyright

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famous Beyonce song has been performed

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"...We're talking to David today about a

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"... we're talking to David today about a

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"... we're talking to David today about a

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famous Beyonce song has been performed

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" The news comes as Black creators continue to struggle with creating original online content that is then taken by white creators who profit from it, often without credit. In July, some Black creators pulled off a strike, refusing to create dances for Megan's “Thot Sh#t.”

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"The news comes as Black creators continue to struggle with creating original online content that is then taken by white creators who profit from it, often without credit. In July, some Black creators pulled off a strike, refusing to create dances for Megan's “Thot Sh#t.”

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Copyright helps choreographers protect their work.

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It's important for creators to be registered with Creators4BIPOC to help them secure copyright for their choreography of popular dance trends on social media platforms like TikTok.

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It's important for choreographers to copyright their work.

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It's important for choreographers to copyright their work.

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It's important for people to be registered with "Creators4BIPOC" to help them secure copyright for their choreography/dances social media platforms like TikTok.

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it's important for creators to be registered with Creators4BIPOC so their work is protected and have copyright for their choreography.

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Copyrighting Choreographers work allows it to be protected.

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it's important for creators to be registered with Creators4BIPOC so their work is protected and has copyright for their choreography.

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It is important because without the copyright, they won't get credit and will have their dance stolen.

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copyright protect creators dance

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It is important for creators to register Creators4BIPOC because it helps them secure copy for their choreographer of populer dance trends like on the social media platform tiktok.

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My option was the first sentence because even though it talks about the times they re-watch the dances and all but they need the copyright because if they don't have it the person showing a tutorial is making a profit off of the dances depending if it is on tik tok and the creator has 'creator fund'. SO they should be in bipoc.

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In the end, the process of copyrighting helps choreographers protect their work, Weber said. That helps them secure and add protection.

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It is important for creators to register Creators4BIPOC because it helps them secure copy for their choreographer of populer dance trends like on the social media platform tiktok.

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1. Fan messaged 2 Milly about how it wasn't right for Epic games to copy him without permission and compensation. 2. There wasn't clear agreement by the reporters on whether or not he should receive compensation or if it qualifies as choreography.

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Fans messaged 2 Milly about how it wasn't right for Epic games to copy him without permission and compensation. 2. There wasn't clear agreement by the reporters on whether or not he should receive compensation or if it qualifies as choreography

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1. Fans messaged 2 Milly about how it wasn't right for Epic games to copy him without permission and the compensation. 2. There wasn't clear agreement by the reporters on whether or not he should receive compensation or if it qualifies as choreography.

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"... we're talking to David today about a

a very interesting case in the copyright

a world that involves copyright protection

for choreography specifically, David represented the choreographer Jacquel Knight in his efforts to receive a copyright

registrationfor the single ladies choreography, thefamous beyonce song has been performed in a number of very public settings..."

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1. Fans messaged 2 Milly about how it wasn't right for Epic games to copy him without permission and the compensation. 2. There wasn't clear agreement by the reporters on whether or not he should receive compensation or if it qualifies as choreography.

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We can conclude 2 Milly may have received a settlement Epic Games because he gave his lawyer a shout out in a music video.

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The news comes as Black creators continue to struggle with creating original online content that is then taken by white creators who profit from it, often without credit. In July, some Black creators pulled off a strike, refusing to create dances for Megan's “Thot Sh#t.”

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"... we're talking to David today about a

a very interesting case in the copyright

a world that involves copyright protection

for choreography specifically, David represented the choreographer Jacquel Knight in his efforts to receive a copyright

registration for the single ladies choreography, the famous beyonce song has been performed in a number of very public settings..."

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" The news comes as Black creators continue to struggle with creating original online content that is then taken by white creators who profit from it, often without credit. In July, some Black creators pulled off a strike, refusing to create dances for Megan's “Thot Sh#t.”

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It is important for creators to register Creators4BIPOC because it helps them secure copy for their choreographer of popular dance trends like on the social media platform tiktok.