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Re-balancing artists’ rights in cell phone ringtones? An analysis of Tanzanian copyright
The aim of this article is to analyse copyright issues arising from the use of musical works as cell phone ringtones in the Tanzanian music industry. The point of departure for discussion is the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act, Cap 218 R. E 2002. The author argues that business practice do
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