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Jay Rosenthal on copyright reform

Jay Rosenthal is senior vice-president and general counsel with the National Music Publishers' Associations (NMPA). He was formerly general counsel for the Recording Artists' Coalition (RAC), and has represented, among others, SoundExchange, Thievery Corporation, ESL Music, Mya, Salt N Pepa, Sweet Honey in the Rock, Mary Chapin-Carpenter, Rare Essence, and Robert Schimmel. Mr. Rosenthal is a professorial lecturer in entertainment law at the George Washington University Law School and an adjunct professor of entertainment law at the Washington College of Law at The American University. He is a former SoundExchange board member, a copyright examiner with the U.S. Copyright Office, a vice president of the Washington Area Music Association, and an advisory board member of the Songwriter Association of Washington. Mr. Rosenthal has authored numerous articles on entertainment law and intellectual property. He is a contributing editor with Entertainment, Law & Finance, and is a periodic contributor to Billboard and other industry newsletters and journals.  He has lectured extensively across the country on entertainment industry topics. Mr. Rosenthal received an undergraduate degree in history and a master's degree in international affairs from American University, a juris doctor degree in law from The Antioch School of Law (Editor, Antioch Law Journal), and a master of law degree in international and comparative law from Georgetown University Law Center.