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Step 1: Watch the following movie on Licensing Intellectual Property. This is necessary because it contains vocabulary and explanations of licensing that will be helpful in preparing the deliverable in step 2.

• Licensing IP 3-24-14, 3.17 PM.mov84 MB

Step 2. Select one of the topics from the list below and sign up for it here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VvOi3uxzHY8cpyGKzSiW_h45vAmcg5g2SwbdZyY71qw/edit?pref=2&pli=1#gid=0. Each student in your class must choose a different scenario so there are no repeats of topics.   

1. How to License      and Record a Cover Song to Post on YouTube and on a CD       Licenses a Business, Venue or Event Needs to Play Music: Rights of Public      Performance 
2. Rights Releases      in Modeling Contracts 
3. Celebrity      Endorsement Deals (Right of Publicity, Trademark, etc.) 
4. Product      Placement: Licensing Brands for Film Merchandising Licenses for Movie      Promotional Items 
5. Licensing Sports      Statistics for Use in a Mobile Application 
6. Event      Sponsorships: Trademark Cross-Licensing and Quality Control 
7. Rights Contained      in an Option Agreement to Turn a Book into a Movie 
8. Franchise      Agreements: Exploring the Trademark License from the Franchise Owner to      Licensees 
9. Licensing a Song      to Use in a Movie, Video Game or TV Show: Rights and Payments 
10. The Difference      Between a License and a Sale: Getting Distribution for Your Food Product      in a Grocery Store 
11. Affiliate      Marketing: How it Works 
12. Distributing a      Movie Through Amazon Prime Instant Video, Netflix, Amazon Fire TV and      Apple TV 
13. Distributing Music on iTunes, Amazon Prime Music, Spotify and      Pandora 
14. User Agreements:      How Can Users use Music They Get through iTunes, Amazon Prime Music,      Spotify and Pandora? 
15. Placing Your      Book in Libraries and in the  Kindle Lending Library 
16. Retransmission      of Live Sports Events: Do You Need a License? 
17. Trademark      Merchandising: How Does a Licensor Exercise Quality Control? 
18. Font Licenses 
19. Stock Photo      Licensing: How to Sell Your Photos to Getty and iStock Photos and What      Licenses do These Outlets Offer Users 
20. Paparazzi: How      to Sell Your Celebrity Photos to TMZ and Other Media Outlets 
21. Licensing Film      Clips to Use in Your Blog 
22. Licensing      Characters for Video Games 
23. Revenue      Structures: Calculating Licensing Payments and Royalties 
24. How to License      NFL Player Images for Products 
25. How to Get a      License from the NBA (hint: find the application) 
26. Getting a      License from CLC for College Merchandise 
27. How to Get a      FIFA License for Merchandise (hint: find the application) 
28. How to Get a      Synch License from SONY/ATV 
29. How to License a      Film Clip from Disney 

Step 3. Write a post (or create a presentation--your choice) that is a “how-to” guide for your classmates.    

Research the topic, then prepare a “how-to”  explaining the topic to the class. To make the post or presentation as practical as possible, give ins and outs, best practices, tips and cautions, etc., and an example (one from the real world or one from your imagination--i.e., what you'd like to do).   

Your post or presentation should go into substantial detail demonstrating your expertise in the area. A purely high level explanation will not earn the highest grade--helpful details are key.   

Ensure that your post or presentation includes:   

1. The topic you selected. 
2. An explanation      of how licensing works in the topic area. 
3. An example of a      licensing deal you might do in the topic area (to      illustrate the material you just explained). 
4. References in      APA format. 
5. Your copyright notice      (circled C, year, name).