The entertainment business has moved online, and the law of the industry has moved with it.
Streaming platforms, social media, podcasts, and user-generated content have created entirely new ways to reach audiences and entirely new legal questions about rights, revenue, and control.
Our digital and streaming practice keeps creators and companies protected on every platform where content lives.
We negotiate and draft streaming licensing and distribution agreements for film, television, and music; podcast production, hosting, and network deals; content creator and platform agreements, including YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, and emerging platforms; digital-first production and original content deals; and channel, catalog, and library licensing arrangements. We advise on the terms that define value in the streaming era: per-stream and revenue-share economics, exclusivity and windowing, data and audience ownership, territory in a borderless market, and rights reversion when platforms change course.
We also counsel clients on the operational side of digital business. This counsel includes platform terms of service and monetization policies, content moderation and demonetization disputes, sponsorship and integration compliance, and protecting content and channels from piracy and impersonation. The digital landscape changes constantly, but the principle doesn’t:
your content and your audience are assets, and every agreement you sign should treat them that way. We make sure they do.