It depends on the format. If you're just saying "and the theme would be this song" in writing, there's no copyright involved. If you play it at a pitch meeting, that could arguably be public performance, but it's unlikely anyone would take action on it. If you prepare a package, say a DVD with proposed scenes, scripts, etc, you would need a license to include the song in the package.
Copyright can be bought, sold, or transferred at any time during its duration.
Blockbuster LLC was bought by Dish Network in April 2011.
You can't copyright it, because it's someone else's work. You also can't copy it without a license.
Throwback Entertainment, who bought the Acclaim properties.
Copyright law wouldn't apply to a skin care product, as it is not a creative work.
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"Assume"? If you mean "inherit", then yes. A copyright is a personal property right that can be donated, sold, bought, gifted, bartered, inherited, licensed, etc.
Abandonware refers to software that is no longer supported by its developer and is often distributed without permission. Technically, it may still be protected by copyright laws, but the lack of enforcement typically leads to it being considered a legal gray area. It's always best to consult legal advice if you have concerns about using abandonware.
Yes it does via wifi or the mobile network if you bought the mobile network option.
Yes, you are denying the copyright holder an opportunity to sell to your friend! The copy you made is an illegal copy.Note: it is not a violation if you gave your friend the original copy that you bought (as no new copy was generated by you).
No, they were bought out by Disney