David Allen - Browne v. McCain: Copyright Violation

Attorney David Allen discusses the recent lawsuit filed by Singer/Songwriter Jackson Browne against Sen. John McCain for using Jackson Brownes song Running on Empty in his campaign for President of the United States. Mr. Allen discusses the copyright violation cited in the lawsuit and explains the copyright laws and how they apply to this case.

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[QueenBeatlesWings]

I can't believe we want someone who is running for president who cant even obey the law! Serves him right that Jackson Browne sued him and won!! Musicians have to make a living too,and using anything, whether art,music,images, etc without permission of the owner/songwriter is stealing basically!

[Maximara]

Lenz v. Universal has changed this to some degree. Lirica wiht the music can still be Fair use given certain requirements.

[irock2rap]

1 1irst comment yay

2 i never had that copyright issue cleared untill now. now, as an artist, i feel so glad to have that cleared up now.thank you david allen