ABA 2008 Forum – The Life Cycle of a Song: Revenue Generated from Video Game Licensing

In this excerpt from a panel discussion held at a 2008 meeting of the American Bar Association’s Sports & Entertainment Law Forum, the panelists discuss how songs are licensed for use in video games, and what it means in terms of licensing fees and royalty payments for publishers and copyright holders.

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