If you've been following the news on Fortnite, you'll know that they've been under fire for appropriating "The Floss" and "The Carlton Dance." It's raised a number of debates on whether or not you can copyright a dance move. Today, I weigh in on the issue and provide some insight into what you can or can't protect in the band.
Resources:
Episode 24: Every Musician Needs an Intra-band Agreement
Episode 46: Protecting Your Music Through Copyright Registration
Episode 111: How to Get a Registered Trademark
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