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Claims to COAL I+~]Qff Cable Retransmission Royalties ':- - oooooe3 COPYRIGHT ARBITRATION ROYALTY PANEL &.4 In the matter of claims to COAL i+~]Qff Cable Retransmission Royalties ':- -" Pursuant to 17 U.S.C. )111(d)(4)(A) ORIGli'JAL f'.89 And 37 C.F.R. f252.3 "CEJVED TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION, on its own behalf and on behalf of others, does hereby file jointly claims to compulsory license fees pursuant to 17 U.S.C. $111(d)(4)(A) and 37 C.F.R. f252.3 for secondary transmissions by cable systems during the period january 1, 1998 through December 31, 1998. The parties in whose names the claims herein are filed have duly authorized such joint filing. In compliance with 37 C.F.R. f252.3, said claimants hereby furnish the following information: 1. The full legal names of the persons or entities claiming compulsory license fees are: Barbour/Langley Productions, Inc. Cape Richards Productions, Inc. Cine Qua Non Cousin Bette Limited FA Productions, Inc. FNM Film, Inc. (f/k/a FNM Company) Four Star Entertainment Corp. Four Star International, Inc. Fox, Inc. Fox Broadcasting Company Fox Center Productions, Inc. Fox Children's Network Fox Children's Network, Inc. Fox Circle Productions, Inc. Fox Family Films Fox Family Worldwide Fox Family Worldwide, Inc. Fox Filmed Entertainment Fox Kids Worldwide, L.L.C. Fox Lane Productions, Inc. Fox News, Inc. Fox News Network, L.L.C. Fox News Productions Fox Searchlight Productions Fox Sports Net Fox Sports Productions, Inc. Fox Square Productions, Inc. Fox Star Productions, Inc. Fox Studios East, Inc. Fox Television Stations, Inc. Fox 2000 Fox West Pictures, Inc. foxlab, Inc. FoxStar Productions, Inc. FSO Productions, Inc. LGLi66013 vi 07-09-1999 CARP / Cable Systems / 1998 17 U. s. c. 5111(d)(4)(A) / 37 c. F. R. 5252.3 FWA Productions, Inc. fX Networks, Inc. fX Studios, Inc. fXM Networks, Inc. Galaxy Way Productions, Inc. Genesis Entertainment, Inc. Giant Bowling Pin Productions, Inc. Gold Key Entertainment, Inc. Gone Fission, Inc. Greenblatt janollari Studio, Inc. Greenleaves Productions, Inc. Highgate Pictures, Inc. Highgate Productions, Inc. junior High Productions, Inc. Kelley Productions, Inc. Leap Off Productions, Inc. Learning Corporation of America Low Tide Productions, Inc. Magic johnson Entertainment, Inc. Marvel Productions Ltd. Monet Lane Productions, Inc. Morning Studios, Inc. MPC Producers, Inc. MT Services Inc. MT2 Services Inc. MT3 Services Inc. MT4 Services Inc. MTM Enterprises, Inc. Moving Target Productions, Inc. National Sports Partners National Studios, Inc. New World Animation, Ltd. New World Entertainment Ltd. New World Family Filmworks Ltd. New World/Genesis Distribution New World Pictures, Ltd. New World Television Programming New World Television Productions, Inc. Newton Boys Ventures, Inc. Ninnyhammer Panopoly Productions, inc. Northgate Productions, Inc. NW Programs Incorporated Plaid jacket Productions, Inc. Rags Productions, Inc. Repaca, Inc. SC Productions, Inc. Schrodinger's Cat Productions, Inc. Shadow in the Sun USA Star TV Filmed Entertainment Ltd. Steakhouse Pictures, Inc. Steven Bochco Productions, Inc. STF Productions, Inc. Stronghold, Inc. LGLi66013 v1 07-09-1999 CARP / Cable Systems / 1998 17 U. S. C. 5111(d)(4)(A) / 37 C. F. R. 5252.3 Stu Segall Productions, Inc. The Greenblatt janollari Studio, Inc. Thin Red Line Productions, Inc. Tour of Duty Productions, inc. TVM Productions, Inc. Twentieth Television Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc. Twentieth Century Fox Television Twentieth Century Fox TV International, Inc. Two Girls, Inc. VNE, Inc. Van Ness Films, Inc. West End Circle Studios, Inc. Westgate Productions, Inc. 2. The full address of the claimants'lace of business is: 10201 West Pico Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90035 3. The nature of the copyrighted works whose secondary transmissions provide the basis of the joint claim is: MOTION PICTURES On the basis of information and belief, our copyrighted program, "Doogie Howser, M. D." was the subject of a primary transmission by television station KICU, San jose, California on july 25, 1998, and was retransmitted on that date by a cable system known as Media One of Northern California, Inc. which serves Marysville, California. The copyrighted program, "The X-Files" was the subject of a primary transmission by television station WNYW, New York, New York on August 29, 1998 and was retransmitted on that date by a cable system known as Time Warner Entertainment/Advance- Newhouse Partnership which serves Malone, New York. 5. If further information is required, please contact: NAME: Lynn E. Weisman TITLE: Director, Copyright Royalty Administration ADDRESS: P. O. Box 900 Beverly Hills, California 90213 Telephone 0: (310) 369-1396 Facsimile 4'. (310) 369-4118 1NI/ENTIETH NTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION By: Michael M. Doodan Executive Vice President Secretary Date: july 9, 1999 LGLi66013 vl 07-09-1999 CARP / Cable Systems / 1998 17 U. S. C. 5111(d)(4)(A) / 37 C. F. R. 5252.3 P.O. Box 9oo Beverly Hills, California 90az3-0900 Phone 3ZO 369 Z396 ~ Fax 3ZO 369 QZS TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX OF COP'i'RIGHT a UNIT OF Tvsl.'NTIETH caNTUIIT FOX FILM COIIFOIIZTION JUL -'s0i9 Lynn E. Weisman Director Copyright Royalty Administration RECEIVED 9 july 1999 VIA HAND DELIVERY COPYRIGHT ARBITRATION ROYALTY PANEL Office of the Copyright General Counsel Suite LM407 Library of Congress, Madison Building 101 Independence Avenue SE Washington, D.C. 20540 Attn: Ms. Gina Giuffreda Re: 1998 Claim to Cable Coovriaht Rovaltv Fees Dear Gina: Enclosed is the claim to compulsory license fees pursuant to 17 U.S.C. f111(d)(4)(A) and 37 C.F.R. f252.3 for secondary transmissions by cable systems during the period of january 1, 1998 througfh December 31, 1998 for Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation and others. As you know, if you have any questions regarding this matter, you may call upon me at the telephone number set forth above. Many thanks, Gina, for your assistance and cooperation. Very tr ours, Ly E. Weisman EW/f Enclosures cc: M. Kessler (MPAA) (w/e) LGL&67073 U1 07-09-1999 CARP / 1998 Cable Copyright Royalty Claim A NEWS CORPORATION Cohue PANY.
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