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Motion to Amend Mpaa List of Represented Claimants for 2011 Satellite to Include Additional Claim Number Reference Before the COPYRIGHT ROYALTY JUDGES Washington, D.C. ___________________________________ ) In the Matter of ) ) Docket No. 14-CRB-007-CD (2010-12) Distribution of the 2010, 2011, ) and 2012 Cable Royalty Funds ) ___________________________________ ) ___________________________________ ) In the Matter of ) ) Docket No. 14-CRB-008-SD (2010-12) Distribution of the 2010, 2011, ) and 2012 Satellite Royalty Funds ) ___________________________________ ) MOTION TO AMEND MPAA LIST OF REPRESENTED CLAIMANTS FOR 2011 SATELLITE TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL CLAIM NUMBER REFERENCE On January 21, 2015, MPAA submitted petitions to participate in the captioned proceedings. As required by the Federal Register Notice issued by Copyright Royalty Judges (“Judges”), MPAA included, as Exhibit A, detailed lists of its represented claimants for each of the 2010, 2011, and 2012 cable and satellite royalty years, including identifying the claim number associated with each MPAA-represented claimant as to each year. See 79 Fed. Reg. 76396 (December 22, 2014). In the course of preparing its January 21, 2015 filings, MPAA discovered that one of its represented claimants, Telco Productions, Inc. (“Telco”), which filed a timely claim for the 2011 satellite royalty year, did not appear on official claim list of Copyright Royalty Board (“CRB”) for that year (“2011 Satellite Claims List”). As a result of Telco’s omission from the 2011 Satellite Claims List, MPAA did not have a 2011 satellite claim number reference to associate with Telco in Exhibit A to its January 21, 2015 filing. Thereafter, on February 4, 2015, MPAA received an updated copy of the 2011 Satellite Claims List from the CRB. This updated copy of the 2011 Satellite Claims List assigned claim number 211 to the Telco claim. Accordingly, MPAA respectfully moves to amend Exhibit A to its petition to participate for the 2011 satellite royalty year to reflect Telco’s claim as claim number 211. Attached to this Motion as Exhibit A is a revised list of all MPAA-represented claimants for the 2011 satellite royalty year that includes the claim number designation for Telco. Also, accompanying this filing is a CD ROM containing a revised copy of the Microsoft Excel worksheet that MPAA submitted with its original satellite petition to participate, which now reflects Telco’s the 2011 satellite claim number assigned to Telco. CONCLUSION For the foregoing reasons, the Judges should grant MPAA’s motion, and permit MPAA to amend its 2011 satellite list of represented claimants to include the claim number assigned to Telco. 2 Respectfully submitted, Dated: February 5, 2015 1°,444:ttie Gregory 0. Olaniran D.C. Bar No. 455784 Lucy Holmes Plovnick D.C. Bar No. 488752 Kimberly P. Nguyen D.C. Bar No. 996237 Whitney S. Nonnette C.A. Bar No. 295222 MITCHELL SILBERBERG & KNUPP LLP 1818 N Street, NW 8th Floor Washington, DC 20036 Telephone: (202) 355-7917 Facsimile: (202) 355-7887 [email protected] [email protected] Attorneys for MPAA-represented Program Suppliers 3 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that on this 5th day of February, 2015, a copy of the foregoing pleading was sent by Federal Express overnight mail to the parties listed on the attached service list. Lucy Holmes Plovnick SERVICE LIST JOINT SPORTS CLAIMANTS DEVOTIONAL CLAIMANTS Robert Alan Garrett Clifford M. Harrington Charles G. Curtis, Jr. PILLSBURY WINTHROP Michael Kientzle SHAW PITTMAN LLP ARNOLD & PORTER LLP 1200 17th Street NW 555 Twelfth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036 Washington, D.C. 20004-1206 Arnold P. Lutzker LUTZKER & LUTZKER LLP 1233 20th Street, NW Suite 703 Washington, DC 20036 PUBLIC TELEVISION CLAIMANTS COMMERCIAL TELEVISION CLAIMANTS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS BROADCASTER CLAIMANTS GROUP Ronald G. Dove, Jr. John I. Stewart, Jr. Lindsey Tonsager Ann Mace COVINGTON & BURLING LLP CROWELL & MORING LLP One City Center 1001 Pennsylvania Ave., NW 850 10th Street NW Washington, DC 20004-2595 Washington, DC 20001 5 MUSIC CLAIMANTS AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COMPOSERS, BROADCAST MUSIC, INC. AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS Samuel Mosenkis Joseph J. DiMona ASCAP BROADCAST MUSIC, INC. One Lincoln Plaza 7 World Trade Center New York, NY 10023 250 Greenwich Street New York, NY 10007-0030 Michael J. Remington Jeffrey J. Lopez DRINKER BIDDLE & REATH LLP 1500 K Street, NW – Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20005 SESAC, INC. John C. Beiter SHACKELFORD, ZUMWALT & HAYES PLLC 1014 16th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37212 6 CANADIAN CLAIMANTS L. Kendall Satterfield Victor Cosentino FINKELSTEIN THOMPSON LLP LARSON & GASTON LLP 1077 30th Street NW 200 S. Los Robles Avenue, Suite 530 Washington, DC 20007 Pasadena, CA 91101 INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS GROUP NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO Brian D. Boydston Jonathan D. Hart PICK & BOYDSTON LLP Gregory A. Lewis 10786 Le Conte Avenue NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO Los Angeles, CA 90024 1111 North Capitol Street, NE Washington, DC 20002 7 EXHIBIT A ATTACHMENT A CLAIM CLAIM CLAIM PHASE I 2011 SATELLITE, MPAA-REPRESENTED CLAIMANTS YEAR NUMBER TYPE CATEGORY "FIRST TWENTY MILLION" FILMPRODUKTION GMBH & CO. KG 2011 81 W 1 "JOE SOMEBODY" FILMPRODUKTION GMBH & CO. KG 2011 81 W 1 "SHALLOW HAL" FILMPRODUKTION GMBH & CO. KG. 2011 81 W 1 "UNFAITHFUL" FILMPRODUKTION GMBH & CO. KG 2011 81 W 1 (U.T.E) UNION TEMPORAL DE EMPRESA 2011 64 W 1 12 PINGUINOS DIBUJOS ANIMADOS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 127 SERVICE, INC. 2011 81 W 1 14 PIES AUDIOVISUAL, S.L 2011 64 W 1 19 TV LIMITED 2011 191 W 1 1A PRODUCTIONS LIMITED 2011 192 W 1 28 WEEKS LTD. 2011 81 W 1 29 LETRAS, S.L.L 2011 64 W 1 2929 ENTERTAINMENT LLC 2011 64 W 1 2929 PRODUCTIONS LLC 2011 81 W 1 3 DOORS PRODUCTIONS, INC. 2011 191 W 1 3 KOMA 9 2011 64 W 1 3DD ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED 2011 192 W 1 4KIDS PRODUCTIONS INC. 2011 34 I 1 5 FILMS DISTRIBUCIONES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 5 FILMS, S.L. (BAJA) 2011 64 W 1 500DS FILMS, INC. 2011 81 W 1 7 & 7 PRODUCERS SALES SERVICES LTD 2011 192 W 1 9 STORY ENTERPRISES INC 2011 192 W 1 9117-3112 QUEBEC INC. 2011 151 W 1 99 PRODUCTIONS, INC. 2011 81 W 1 A CONTRALUZ FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 A&E TELEVISION NETWORKS, LLC 2011 17 W 1 A.G. FILMS, S.A 2011 64 W 1 A.T.P.I.P., S.L 2011 64 W 1 A.V. EL ALAMO, S.A 2011 64 W 1 AARDMAN ANIMATIONS 2011 192 W 1 ABACO MOVIES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ABC CABLE NETWORKS GROUP 2011 150 W 1 ABC FAMILY 2011 150 W 1 ABC STUDIOS 2011 122 W 1 ABC STUDIOS 2011 150 W 1 ABRA PROD, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ABS PRODUCTION-BARCELONA 2011 64 W 1 ABSINTHE WITHOUT LEAVE PTY. LTD. 2011 81 W 1 ACA2, INC. 2011 81 W 1 ACACIA FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES 2011 92 I 1 ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCE 2011 183 W 1 ACAPELA FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ACC ACTION CONCEPT CINEMA GMBH & CO. KG 2011 64 W 1 ACI COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 2011 191 W 1 ACTAEON FILMS LIMITE 2011 64 W 1 ACTEON, SCC 2011 64 W 1 ACTION CONCEPT 2011 64 W 1 ACTION CONCEPT FILM UND STUNTPRODUKTION GM 2011 64 W 1 ACTION IMAGE GMBH & CO. KG 2011 64 W 1 ADAI FILMES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ADAM LLC 2011 81 W 1 ADELA MEDIA, LT 2011 64 W 1 ADELAIDE PRODUCTIONS, INC. 2011 81 W 1 1 ATTACHMENT A CLAIM CLAIM CLAIM PHASE I 2011 SATELLITE, MPAA-REPRESENTED CLAIMANTS YEAR NUMBER TYPE CATEGORY ADELAIDE PRODUCTIONS, INC. 2011 139 W 1 ADI PRODUCCIONES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ADIVINA, S.L. P.C 2011 64 W 1 ADNESS ENTERTAINMENT CO. LTD. 2011 64 W 1 ADORACION MARTINEZ ALFAR 2011 64 W 1 ADRIANA CHIESA ENTERPRISES 2011 57 W 1 ADULT VIDEO FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ADVENTURE PICTURES LTD 2011 192 W 1 AEROFILM, T.V., S.L 2011 64 W 1 AFFINITY 4 2011 81 W 1 AFL PRODUCTIONS 2011 57 W 1 AFTER DARK FILMS, LLC 2011 192 W 1 AGATA FILMS, S.A 2011 64 W 1 AGAVE GRUPO INMOBILIARIO, S.L 2011 64 W 1 AGNES BIBILONI VIDA 2011 64 W 1 AGOTADAS LAS LOCALIDADES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 AGUA DULCE FILM 2011 64 W 1 AGUSTIN DIAZ YAÑE 2011 64 W 1 AGY SERVICE, INC. 2011 81 W 1 AICEA PRODUCCIONES CREATIVOS ASOCIADOS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 AIETE FILMS, S.L. (4 2011 64 W 1 AIETE-ARIANE FILMS, S.A 2011 64 W 1 AIGUAVIVA FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 AIHPOSWATI, S.L 2011 64 W 1 AIM GROUP LLC. 2011 64 W 1 AINHOA RODRIGUEZ LOPE 2011 64 W 1 AITOR ALVAREZ, P.C 2011 64 W 1 AKTINO FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 AKTIS FILM INTERNATIONAL GMBH 2011 192 W 1 ALACERA FILMS, S.L. (BAJA 2011 64 W 1 ALAIN SIRITZKY PRODUCTIONS 2011 64 W 1 ALAMEDA FILMS, S.A. DE C.V 2011 64 W 1 ALBA ADRIATICA, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALBACHIARA S.R.L. 2011 64 W 1 ALBER PONTE (FELIPE-ALBERTO PONTE PENA 2011 64 W 1 ALBERT VAELLO ZAPAT 2011 64 W 1 ALBERTO EDUARDO PERNE 2011 64 W 1 ALCALÁ PRODUCCIONES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALCAZAR FILM VIDEO PRODUCCIONES, S.L. (23 2011 64 W 1 ALCE FILMS, S.A 2011 64 W 1 ALCHEMY WORLDWIDE 2011 190 W 1 ALCINE PICTURES LTD. 2011 64 W 1 ALCON ENTERTAINMENT, LLC 2011 64 W 1 ALDEA FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALEA DOCS & FILMS, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALEJANDRO COROMINA PACHA 2011 64 W 1 ALEJANDRO GUTIERREZ CABRERA (BAJA 2011 64 W 1 ALEX LORA CERCO 2011 64 W 1 ALEX MEDIA GRUPO, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALFONSO SUAREZ SUARE 2011 64 W 1 ALFRED HABER DISTRIBUTION 2011 183 W 1 ALFREDO RIPSTEI 2011 64 W 1 ALGOGAR PRODUCCIONES, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALGUIENVOLO, S.L 2011 64 W 1 ALICIA PRODUCE, S.L 2011 64 W 1 2 ATTACHMENT A CLAIM CLAIM CLAIM PHASE I 2011 SATELLITE, MPAA-REPRESENTED CLAIMANTS YEAR NUMBER TYPE CATEGORY ALIGATOR PRODUCCIONES, S.A.
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