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Ready to take your creator business to the next level? Join host Eric Farber to explore the curious minds behind The Creator Economy. What does it take to be a creator, the business side of creating and well…. Creating. It has never been a better time in history to be a creator. Whether you're a filmmaker, digital creator, influencer Eric Farber is the Founder and CEO of Creators' Legal, the world's first DIY Platform for Content Creators. He is a former entertainment attorney that represented the Tupac Shakur Estate for over 18 years as well as hundreds of filmmakers, musicians, writers, producers and a few hundred pro-athletes. He is the bestselling author of "The Case for Culture" about growing your business through culture. Sponsored By: Creators' Legal, helping Creators get Legal! www.CreatorsLegal.com Naeem Mahmood and Mood Ventures, when Peak Performance is what matters. www.NaeemMahmood.com

Gifford v. Sheil, It's Settled for $0! What Creators Need to Know 06/05/2025

Gifford v. Sheil, It's Settled for $0! What Creators Need to Know In this episode of The Daily Creator, Eric Farber, founder and CEO of Creator's Legal and former entertainment lawyer with 20+ years of experience, dives into a landmark influencer lawsuit — Gifford v. Shield — that asked the provocative question: Can you copyright a vibe? Eric breaks down why copyright protects expression, not aesthetics or trends, and why this case, dubbed the "beige case," challenges common misconceptions about intellectual property in the creator economy. The lawsuit involved claims ranging from copyright infringement to trade dress and misappropriation of likeness, all centered around whether a social media “look and feel” can be legally protected. The case’s dismissal and settlement reveal important lessons about legal strategy, creative ownership, and the limits of what the law can safeguard in an era of viral content and shared culture. Creators will learn why building a defensible brand requires more than just a vibe—it demands originality, proper licensing, and legal grounding. Eric also previews a live conversation on LinkedIn addressing creators’ biggest legal challenges in 2025, covering contracts, copyright, AI, and more. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Introduction by Eric Farber 0:40 - Gifford v. Sheil: What Happened? 2:00 - Can You Copyright a Vibe? 3:00 - Breaking Down the Legal Claims 6:00 - What the Settlement Really Means 7:00 - Media Spin vs Legal Reality 8:00 - Why the Claims Were Weak 9:00 - Lessons for Creators & the Creator Economy 11:00 - What the Law Actually Protects 12:00 - Final Thoughts and CTA ABOUT THE SHOW The Daily Creator explores the intersection of technology, creativity, and law. Hosted by Eric Farber, it offers expert insights for creators navigating IP, contracts, and the evolving digital economy. Follow us for legal clarity and creator empowerment in 2025 and beyond. Want to explore more insightful episodes? Subscribe to The Daily Creator 👉 Follow Eric Farber on LinkedIn for exclusive updates and live conversations Connect with Eric: Please support our sponsor /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/36871360

René Brar, The Evolution of a Creator Balancing Creative Vision and the Business of Content. 05/29/2025

René Brar, The Evolution of a Creator Balancing Creative Vision and the Business of Content. In this inspiring and insightful episode of The Daily Creator, host Eric Farber sits down with longtime friend, creative visionary, and industry veteran René Brar. With a multifaceted career that spans indie cinema, studio blockbusters, and groundbreaking unscripted television, René shares the highs, lows, pivots, and personal revelations that have defined her unique journey through the entertainment world. Having worked alongside legendary figures such as Ridley Scott, Todd Haynes, and Scott Stone, René offers a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on how creative storytelling has evolved across platforms and decades. Together, Brar and Eric discuss the challenges of sustaining a creative career in a fast-changing media landscape and why now, more than ever, authenticity and adaptability are essential for creators. René also shares heartfelt advice for aspiring creatives: “There’s no manual for this career, and that’s okay. Make stuff. Find your voice. Trust the process. The world will catch up.” Whether you're a filmmaker, a storyteller, a YouTube creator, or someone looking to reinvent yourself in the creative field, this episode will give you the insight and encouragement you need to keep building, creating, and evolving. In this episode, you’ll discover: What it takes to shift between scripted film and unscripted television—and why both forms matter How the speed and flexibility of TV development compare to the slower, perfection-driven world of feature films The explosion of independent digital platforms like YouTube, and how they empower new voices and disrupt traditional gatekeepers The personal and professional reinventions that artists must embrace to survive and thrive Practical advice for creators building a career without a roadmap—especially in an industry that no longer follows one path Topics Covered: Creative career reinvention Scripted vs. unscripted storytelling Indie film vs. studio production The rise of YouTube and creator-led content Navigating career uncertainty as a filmmaker or creator Stay Connected: Subscribe for more insights on leadership, the creator economy, and building successful remote teams. Visit: Connect with Eric: Learn more about Creators Legal: /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/36585815

Brian Bloom, A Legal Life Devoted to Creators. 02/08/2025

How to Build an Amazing Remote Culture in Your Team. 02/06/2025

How to Build an Amazing Remote Culture in Your Team. Building a Thriving Remote Culture | The Daily Creator with Eric Farber In this episode of The Daily Creator, Eric Farber shares his journey and insights into building a successful remote company culture. With 59% of small businesses now employing remote workers, it's crucial for leaders to create a culture that fosters engagement, connection, and growth—no matter where your team is located. Eric, the founder of several companies including Pacific Workers, Creators Legal, and Viva Global, offers practical advice on how to build a thriving remote culture that doesn’t just survive, but truly thrives. He discusses the importance of treating people like people, offering career growth opportunities, and being transparent about career paths—key components to keeping remote employees engaged and motivated. In this episode, you'll learn: How to create a culture of connection and accountability in a remote environment. The importance of transparency and providing career growth opportunities for remote teams. Practical tips on onboarding, overcommunication, and fostering engagement. The value of celebrating wins—big and small—to boost morale. How servant leadership and leadership by example can help cultivate a thriving company culture. Eric also dives into the philosophy of building not just a company, but a community—one where people feel part of something bigger than just the work they do. Whether you're a business leader or a creator, this episode offers valuable lessons on leadership, culture, and managing remote teams. Key Takeaways: Building a strong remote culture requires intentional effort and transparency. Providing clear career paths helps employees stay engaged and feel valued. Overcommunication, effective onboarding, and celebrating wins are key to success. Servant leadership can drive personal growth and company-wide success. Stay Connected: Subscribe for more insights on leadership, the creator economy, and building successful remote teams. Visit: Connect with Eric: Learn more about Creators Legal: /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/35169690

TikTok’s Future, Microsoft’s Acquisition & FTC Changes Under Trump: What It Means for Creators 02/04/2025

TikTok’s Future, Microsoft’s Acquisition & FTC Changes Under Trump: What It Means for Creators In this episode of The Daily Creator, Eric Farber dives into two major stories shaking up the digital landscape and impacting creators: the ongoing battle surrounding TikTok’s future in the U.S. and the potential regulatory shifts under the Trump administration that could change the way platforms handle advertising and data privacy. TikTok’s Ongoing Struggles and Microsoft’s Potential Acquisition TikTok’s future in the U.S. has been uncertain, with President Trump’s administration pushing for a ban. But now, reports indicate that Microsoft might be in talks to acquire the platform. What does this mean for creators who rely on TikTok for exposure and revenue? In this episode, Eric explores how this acquisition could bring stability to the app, change its data policies, and affect creators who have made TikTok their primary platform. FTC Under Trump: A Shifting Regulatory Landscape The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) introduced new rules during the Biden administration aimed at protecting the data of young users, especially preventing platforms from selling data about those under 13. But with Trump’s return to the White House, tech leaders like Elon Musk have already begun lobbying against these rules. Eric breaks down what this means for creators who rely on data-driven advertising to monetize their content. Could a rollback of these regulations lead to more ad revenue—or more privacy concerns? What Does This All Mean for Creators? With potential changes to both TikTok’s business operations and advertising rules under the FTC, creators must be prepared for a rapidly shifting digital world. How will these regulatory changes impact your revenue streams, your audience engagement, and your ability to scale your business? Tune in to hear Eric’s thoughts on what’s next and how creators can stay adaptable in the face of these changes. Stay informed and stay ahead in the creator economy! Don't forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review to help us grow. /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/35138190

Ep. 44 Frozen Future: The U.S. TikTok Ban and Trump's Trillion-Dollar Claim 01/22/2025

Ep. 44 Frozen Future: The U.S. TikTok Ban and Trump's Trillion-Dollar Claim Epidose 44 is another update for the TikTok Ban as of 1/22/25 In this critical episode of The Daily Creator Podcast, host Eric Farber takes you through the latest twists in the TikTok saga as the U.S. teeters on the edge of major policy changes that could reshape the digital landscape. This episode, titled "Frozen Future," dives into President Trump’s recent executive order that halts the TikTok ban, providing a 75-day reprieve amid growing concerns over national security and international data laws. Discover the intricate backstory of TikTok's challenges in the U.S., from its initial concerns raised in 2020, through legislative battles, to its current precarious position. Learn about the Supreme Court's involvement and how shifting presidential directives have influenced the platform's operational stability in the U.S. Eric Farber discusses Trump's astonishing valuation of TikTok at a trillion dollars and his unprecedented proposal for the U.S. to acquire a 50% stake. What does this mean for the future of corporate ownership, government involvement in private entities, and the global tech ecosystem? Also in this episode, hear about the international response, with countries like Canada and the UK signaling possible similar actions, reflecting a potentially global reevaluation of how social media platforms are regulated. Tune in as Eric dissects what these developments might mean for content creators who depend on TikTok, exploring the broader implications for the creator economy and what potential moves by influential figures like Elon Musk could bring to the narrative. Subscribe to The Daily Creator Podcast on Apple Podcasts for insightful, timely discussions that keep you at the forefront of digital innovation and creator rights. Join Eric each week as he breaks down complex tech issues and their impact on creators around the world. /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/34963755

Ep 43. TikTok Ban Update #2: Creators Flock to RedNote | What’s Next for TikTok’s Future in the U.S. 01/16/2025

Ep 43. TikTok Ban Update #2: Creators Flock to RedNote | What’s Next for TikTok’s Future in the U.S. TikTok Ban Update #2: Creators Flock to RedNote | What’s Next for TikTok’s Future in the U.S. 🚨 Breaking News: The clock is ticking as TikTok’s fate in the U.S. hangs in the balance with the January 19th, 2025 deadline fast approaching. If ByteDance doesn't sell TikTok’s U.S. operations, the platform could be completely shut down in the U.S. But there's a growing shift happening behind the scenes—creators are flocking to RedNote, a Chinese app that has quickly emerged as a serious alternative to TikTok. Having explored RedNote myself, I can tell you—it’s strikingly similar to TikTok, offering everything creators love about the platform, from content discovery to easy video editing tools. In this update, I dive into why RedNote is becoming the new home for creators, how it’s positioning itself as a backup plan in case of a TikTok ban, and what this shift means for the broader creator economy. I’ll share how the app mirrors TikTok’s features, and why many are making the switch now, including me. But the big question remains—will TikTok be sold? There’s still hope for the platform, and I firmly believe Congress will step in to extend the deadline and provide more time for negotiations. The situation is far from over, and in this episode, I cover the emerging buyers who are positioning themselves to save TikTok and keep it in the U.S. market. Who are these potential buyers, and what does a TikTok sale or divestment look like? Elon Musk, MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson), Frank McCourt’s Project Liberty, and others are making bids for TikTok’s future. With so many high-profile names involved, the possibility of a sale—or at the very least, a proper divestment—seems more likely. But it’s not just about the potential buyers—what happens to the creator economy if TikTok is banned? In this episode, we’ll explore how millions of TikTok creators, small businesses, and influencers are being impacted by the uncertainty, and what they can do to prepare for what’s coming. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: RedNote’s Growing Popularity: Why TikTok creators are making the shift to RedNote and how it compares to TikTok. The potential impact of a TikTok shutdown on the creator economy and small businesses. Why I believe Congress will extend the TikTok deadline and how this could give ByteDance more time to negotiate a sale or divestment. An update on the high-profile buyers interested in acquiring TikTok, including Elon Musk, MrBeast, Frank McCourt, and others. Insights into what could happen to TikTok in the U.S. and what creators should expect in the coming weeks. As TikTok’s deadline approaches, this episode will give you a thorough breakdown of what’s happening behind the scenes, who’s involved, and what’s likely to happen next. Whether you’re a creator, business owner, or TikTok user, this is one update you won’t want to miss. Tune in for the latest developments and expert insights on the future of TikTok and the social media landscape in 2025. /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/34884635

Ep. 42. TikTok Ban Update: 1-15-25 Special Episodes - Will TikTok Go Dark 01/15/2025

Ep. 42. TikTok Ban Update: 1-15-25 Special Episodes - Will TikTok Go Dark Special Episode 1-15-25 The Daily Creator | TikTok Ban Update: The Future of Social Media and Free Speech in the U.S. The clock is ticking on TikTok’s future in the United States. With just days until the January 19th, 2025 deadline, TikTok, the social media giant with over 170 million users in the U.S., faces a crucial decision: either ByteDance, its parent company, sells the app or the platform is banned. But the stakes go far beyond just shutting down an app—this battle touches on issues of free speech, national security, data privacy, and the future of social media. And there’s one key question hanging in the air: Will the U.S. Supreme Court step in before it’s too late? In this episode of The Daily Creator, host Eric Farber breaks down everything you need to know about the potential TikTok ban, the legal battles, and what’s at stake for millions of creators, small business owners, and everyday users who rely on TikTok for income, networking, and self-expression. Here’s what you’ll hear in this episode: Supreme Court’s Role: The U.S. Supreme Court could decide TikTok’s fate as early as today, and their ruling will determine whether the platform can remain operational in the U.S. or face an immediate shutdown. The Latest in Legislation: Senators Edward Markey, Ron Wyden, Cory Booker, and Representative Ro Khanna have introduced the Extend the TikTok Deadline Act, which seeks to delay the January 19th deadline by 270 days, giving Congress more time to fully assess the consequences of banning the app. We explore how this legislation could change the timeline and the stakes involved. Elon Musk & TikTok: Could Elon Musk save TikTok? There are rumors that Musk is in talks to acquire the platform, but ByteDance has denied these claims. What does Musk’s potential involvement mean for the future of TikTok and its millions of users? What a Ban Would Mean for Creators and Businesses: TikTok isn’t just a social media platform; it’s a vital tool for creators, entrepreneurs, small business owners, and influencers who generate income, connect with audiences, and promote their brands. A TikTok shutdown would have serious ramifications, and we dive into the real-world consequences for the creative economy. Legal and Political Implications: What does the TikTok ban mean for the broader debate over data privacy, national security, and online freedom of speech? We explore the legal complexities surrounding this issue, including how the ban could potentially violate the First Amendment rights of the millions who use TikTok for free expression. This episode unpacks the legal drama, the political maneuvering, and the broader implications of TikTok’s potential demise in the U.S. With Congress, the Supreme Court, and ByteDance at the center of this heated debate, The Daily Creator brings you the critical updates you need to understand the future of digital media and what’s next for social media creators in the U.S. Stay informed and engaged as we cover this ever-evolving situation. Will TikTok be saved, or is the platform’s future on the line? Tune in to find out and get expert insights into one of the most important tech and legal battles of the year. /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/34873285

Protecting Your Creativity: Intellectual Property 101 01/15/2025

Protecting Your Creativity: Intellectual Property 101 Episode 41: Welcome to The Daily Creator, where we explore the intersection of creativity, business, and growth for creators. In this episode, Eric Farber—Founder and CEO of Creators Legal and a former intellectual property attorney—dives deep into a topic every creator needs to understand: intellectual property rights. Whether you’re a musician, filmmaker, writer, entrepreneur, or digital content creator, knowing how to protect your work is essential for safeguarding your career and your vision. As creators, we pour our hearts and souls into what we make, but the reality is that the digital age has made it easier than ever for others to misuse, copy, or even outright steal our creations. Intellectual property laws exist to help protect what we create, but navigating the legal landscape can feel overwhelming. Eric breaks it all down in simple terms, offering insights into the three main forms of intellectual property: copyrights, trademarks, and patents. Through engaging stories and practical examples, Eric explains why intellectual property matters and how creators can ensure their work remains under their control. One particularly inspiring story highlights the journey of renowned artist Anish Kapoor, who defended his rights when a knockoff version of his iconic sculpture, "Cloud Gate" (known as "The Bean" in Chicago), appeared overseas. Kapoor’s victory is a testament to the importance of standing up for what you’ve created. In this episode, Eric also addresses the unique challenges creators face in the online world, where a single click can spread your work to millions without your consent. He emphasizes the importance of being proactive in understanding and protecting your intellectual property and offers insights into the resources available through Creators Legal. Creators Legal was built to simplify the legal side of creativity, providing tools and resources that empower creators to focus on their passion instead of paperwork. While we don’t offer legal advice, our platform is designed to help creators navigate contracts, understand their rights, and take the steps needed to protect their work. If you’re a creator who’s ever faced challenges with intellectual property—whether it’s your work being copied, your brand being misused, or your innovations being stolen—this episode is for you. We invite you to listen, learn, and take steps to ensure your creativity is protected. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why intellectual property rights are essential for creators The differences between copyrights, trademarks, and patents How intellectual property protections apply to your creative work The challenges of protecting your work in today’s digital world Insights from real-world examples, like Anish Kapoor’s legal battle How Creators Legal can support your journey as a creator Join the conversation! Have you experienced issues with intellectual property? How did it impact you, and what steps did you take? Share your story with us, and you might be featured in a future episode. Links and Resources: Visit Creators Legal: Follow Eric Farber on LinkedIn: Thank you for tuning in to The Daily Creator. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your creative network. Your creativity is your power—protect it, nurture it, and let it thrive. We’ll see you next time on The Daily Creator! /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/34859270

Special Episode: Will Tik-Tok Be Banned: Supreme Court Breakdown 01/13/2025

The Battle Over Media Ethics: Baldoni, Bezos, Musk, and the Future of Journalism 01/10/2025

The Battle Over Media Ethics: Baldoni, Bezos, Musk, and the Future of Journalism In this episode of The Daily Creator, I dive into the $250 million lawsuit filed by Justin Baldoni against The New York Times and explore the bigger picture: the growing battle over media control and ethics. From Elon Musk’s alleged censorship on Twitter to billionaire ownership of major media outlets like The Washington Post, we’re examining how power and influence shape the narratives we see and hear every day. We also discuss the landmark case New York Times v. Sullivan and why it’s so difficult—and important—for public figures to sue the media. With protections for journalistic integrity under fire and billionaires influencing editorial decisions, the media landscape is shifting in ways that affect us all. This isn’t just a conversation about journalism—it’s about the future of free speech, creativity, and democracy. Whether you’re a creator, a journalist, or just someone who values the truth, this episode will give you plenty to think about. 💡 Key Points Covered: Justin Baldoni’s lawsuit against The New York Times: What’s at stake? The protections of New York Times v. Sullivan and why they matter. Elon Musk’s control of Twitter: Allegations of censorship and influence. The growing trend of billionaires controlling media outlets. Why journalistic ethics and independent reporting are more important than ever. 📣 What You Can Do: Support independent journalism. Be critical of the media you consume. Advocate for ethical leadership in media ownership. Stay informed and engaged in the conversation. 📲 Let’s Connect: Email me at or find me on LinkedIn! 🚀 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes on law, media, and the creator economy. Together, we can stay informed, creative, and inspired. #FreePress #MediaControl #BaldoniLawsuit #ElonMusk #CreatorsRights #JournalismMatters #TheDailyCreator /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/34789320

Gifford v. Shiel: Who Owns the Vibe? Creator Lawsuit Breakdown! 01/09/2025

Gifford v. Shiel: Who Owns the Vibe? Creator Lawsuit Breakdown! Welcome to The Daily Creator! In today’s episode, we’re diving into a legal showdown that could forever alter the rules of the creator economy. Sydney Nicole Gifford, a successful content creator, has filed a lawsuit against fellow influencer Alyssa Sheil, alleging that Sheil copied her signature minimalist aesthetic—a neutral, beige-toned "vibe" central to Gifford's online identity. This lawsuit raises a provocative and unprecedented question: Can someone legally own an aesthetic, or is imitation just part of the collaborative nature of social media? Host Eric Farber unpacks the case from all angles. With years of experience in law and a deep understanding of the creator economy, Eric takes you on a journey through the key legal arguments and their broader implications. From intellectual property laws to the ethics of originality in the digital age, this episode is packed with insights for creators, influencers, and anyone intrigued by the ever-evolving world of online branding. Let’s face it—social media thrives on trends. But where is the line between drawing inspiration and outright copying? Gifford argues that her aesthetic is part of her brand’s DNA and that Sheil’s replication of her content goes beyond coincidence. Meanwhile, Sheil’s defense claims that the idea of “owning a vibe” is both legally and practically untenable. Eric explores how this case could impact the future of intellectual property law. If the court rules in favor of Gifford, could we see a wave of lawsuits from influencers claiming ownership of aesthetics and trends? Or will a decision in Sheil’s favor reinforce the notion that creativity thrives in a shared space where no one can claim a monopoly on style? In this episode, Eric provides actionable takeaways for creators looking to navigate this uncertain landscape. Whether you’re a social media influencer, content creator, or a legal professional, you’ll gain a better understanding of: The legal limitations of protecting an aesthetic How to differentiate your brand in a crowded market Why focusing on your unique voice and values is essential for long-term success This case is more than a legal battle—it’s a defining moment for the creator economy. It highlights the tension between originality and imitation, the need for clearer intellectual property protections, and the growing pains of an industry built on inspiration and reinvention. Join Eric as he explores: The boundaries of intellectual property law in the digital age The risks and rewards of building a brand around a distinctive aesthetic How this case could reshape the norms and ethics of the influencer industry Whether you’re an established influencer, a rising star, or just curious about the world of online creators, this episode will leave you with plenty to think about. Tune in to hear Eric’s expert analysis, insightful commentary, and practical advice for thriving in the ever-changing creator economy. Don’t miss this conversation about: The Sydney Nicole Gifford vs. Alyssa Sheil lawsuit The future of aesthetics and trends on social media Protecting your creative identity in a hyper-competitive space Hit play now! And don’t forget to share your thoughts—can someone own a vibe? Connect with us: Have an idea for a show, or a question. Connect with Eric on linkedin or shoot an email to [email protected] /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/34773935

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Go Niche to Go Big: How to Build a Loyal Following in a Specific Niche 01/13/2023

Go Niche to Go Big: How to Build a Loyal Following in a Specific Niche We take a deep dive into the world of niche influencers and how they are making a huge impact in the influencer marketing industry. In recent years, we've seen a rise in micro-influencers who focus on specific niches such as fitness, beauty, cooking, and more. These niche influencers have built loyal followings in their specific areas of expertise, and are proving to be valuable assets for brands looking to target specific audiences. Eric discusses the benefits of focusing in a niche, and how to make a name for yourself as a niche influencer. With more and more influencers entering the market, it can be tough to stand out, but with niche audiences influencers have a unique advantage as they can provide a more specialized and authentic approach to promoting products and services. So, if you're an aspiring influencer or a brand looking to expand your reach, make sure to listen to this short episode to learn more about the power of niches in today's market. About the Show: The Daily Creator where we help you navigate the creator economy with in-depth interviews and news you can use to be a better creator, monetize your content, and grow your business. The following is one of our podcast shorts, please also tune in for our long-form episodes where we talk with some of the most interesting people in the Creator Economy. About the Host: Eric Farber is the Founder and CEO of Creators' Legal, the world's first DIY Platform for Content Creators. He is a former entertainment attorney representing the Tupac Shakur Estate for over 18 years and hundreds of filmmakers, musicians, writers, producers, and a few hundred pro athletes. He is the bestselling author of "The Case for Culture" about growing your business through culture. Please support our sponsors: Peak Performance Humans Podcast and Mood Ventures: Creators Legal: Use DailyCreator at Checkout for 25% off the Annual Subscription Creator Mag by Powder Blue Media: EStreamly: Livestream Shoppable Video Join Our Community! Instagram: @creators_legal Facebook: Twitter: TikTok: Website: Connect with Eric: Twitter: @therealericfarber Linkedin: /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/25599117

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Revolutionizing e-commerce with shoppable videos: An interview with Nicolas Bailliache 12/30/2022

Revolutionizing e-commerce with shoppable videos: An interview with Nicolas Bailliache Welcome to our latest video on innovating the way we shop online! In this episode, we are joined by Nicolas Bailliache, the co-founder of eStreamly, a revolutionary platform that is empowering brands, retailers, and creators to engage shoppers and sell seamlessly using the power of shoppable videos. Nicolas shared with us the inspiration behind eStreamly and his journey since he started as a sales leader in Naturex, a company leader in plant- based food. We also dive into the impact that this type of food is having on our planet. Join us as we explore the exciting world of eStreamly and discover how this innovative platform is shaping the future of online shopping. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the industry's leading experts and discover how eStreamly is changing the game. About the Show: The Daily Creator hosted by Creators Legal CEO and Founder Eric Farber hosts talks about the Creator Industry and Creator Economy. We publish podcast shorts and long-form interviews multiple times a week. About the Host: Eric Farber is the Founder and CEO of Creators' Legal, the world's first DIY Platform for Content Creators. He is a former entertainment attorney that represented the Tupac Shakur Estate for over 18 years as well as hundreds of filmmakers, musicians, writers, producers, and a few hundred pro-athletes. He is the bestselling author of "The Case for Culture" about growing your business through culture. Connect with Nicolas Bailliache: LinkedIn:   Twitter: @doudouAlf website:  Please support our sponsors: Livestream Shoppable Video Peak Performance Humans Podcast and Mood Ventures Creators Legal: Use Code DailyCreator at Checkout for 25% off the Annual Subscription Creator Mag by Powder Blue Media: Join Our Community! Instagram: @creators_legal Facebook: Twitter: TikTok: Website: Connect with Eric: Twitter: @therealericfarber Linkedin: /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/25458711

Contract Breakdown: Stand Behind Your Promises, The Reps & Warranties Clause 12/23/2022

Contract Breakdown: Stand Behind Your Promises, The Reps & Warranties Clause The Reps and Warranties is all about making and standing behind your promises. Any contract contains promises that you have the right to perform the obligations in the contract. If you say you have the right to sell a song, then the Reps and Warranties clause is what keeps you honest. If you say you will work endorse a product in a brand deal, it’s the Reps and Warranties clause that ensures you have the right to do that. If you want better deals, get to know the clauses and their importance of them. Today's episode, we provide tips and guidance to understand representation clauses, including the importance of clarity, accuracy, and comprehensiveness. We also highlighted common pitfalls to avoid and provided examples of these clauses. If you're interested in learning more, check out our video on the subject. It offers valuable insights and expert advice on this crucial component of contract drafting. About the Show: The Daily Creator where we help you navigate the creator economy with in-depth interviews and news you can use to be a better creator, monetize your content, and grow your business. The following is one of our podcast shorts, please also tune in for our long-form episodes where we talk with some of the most interesting people in the Creator Economy. About the Host: Eric Farber is the Founder and CEO of Creators' Legal, the world's first DIY Platform for Content Creators. He is a former entertainment attorney representing the Tupac Shakur Estate for over 18 years and hundreds of filmmakers, musicians, writers, producers, and a few hundred pro athletes. He is the bestselling author of "The Case for Culture" about growing your business through culture. Please support our sponsors: Peak Performance Humans Podcast and Mood Ventures: Creators Legal: Use DailyCreator at Checkout for 25% off the Annual Subscription Creator Mag by Powder Blue Media: eStreamly: Livestream Shoppable Video Join Our Community! Website: Instagram: @creators_legal Facebook: Twitter: TikTok: Connect with Eric: Twitter: @therealericfarber Linkedin: /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/25410489

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How to Prepare for Creator Recession? Can you build better and bigger during a recession? Absolutely, just follow a few steps. Signs of an imminent recession have been here for several years. Inflation, rising interest rates, and a volatile stock market are just part of the issue. Job losses at Meta, Amazon, and other tech companies – always the first are the signs of things to come. Advertising budgets are always in line for a reduction. If you are a content creator or influencer, you need to be prepared. There are several things you can do to not only prepare but to build better and come out stronger than ever. Some of the greatest companies in history began during recessions. Today, we will talk about business fundamentals and other things you can do to build a bigger and better creator business during a downturn. About the Show: The Daily Creator where we help you navigate the creator economy with in-depth interviews and news you can use to be a better creator, monetize your content, and grow your business. The following is one of our podcast shorts, please also tune in for our long-form episodes where we talk with some of the most interesting people in the Creator Economy. About the Host: Eric Farber is the Founder and CEO of Creators' Legal, the world's first DIY Platform for Content Creators. He is a former entertainment attorney representing the Tupac Shakur Estate for over 18 years and hundreds of filmmakers, musicians, writers, producers, and a few hundred pro athletes. He is the bestselling author of "The Case for Culture" about growing your business through culture. Please support our sponsors: Peak Performance Humans Podcast and Mood Ventures: https://naeemmahmood.com . Creators Legal: https://creatorslegal.com Use DailyCreator at Checkout for 25% off the Annual Subscription Creator Mag by Powder Blue Media: eStreamly: Livestream Shoppable Video https://www.estreamly.com /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/25255071

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Prince, Andy Warhol, SCOTUS and the Biggest Copyright Case in a Generation In the 1980s, Lynn Goldsmith took a photo of Prince, it was licensed to Vanity Fair Magazine for a story. Vanity Fair had Andy Warhol turn it into one of his iconic paintings – and then he turned it into 16 Iconic versions of Prince. When Prince died, it was published again and Goldsmith sued for copyright infringement. It has made its way to the United States Supreme Court where the Fair Use and Transformative nature Doctrines will be on the chopping block. This case has implications that can reverberate through the creative community even outside the art world. From filmmaking to content creating, this case is being watched very closely. In this podcast short, Host Eric Farber, former entertainment, and media lawyer, breaks down his thoughts on the case. Don't miss it! About the Show: The Daily Creator where we help you navigate the creator economy with in-depth interviews and news you can use to be a better creator, monetize your content, and grow your business. The following is one of our podcast shorts, please also tune in for our long-form episodes where we talk with some of the most interesting people in the Creator Economy. About the Host: Eric Farber is the Founder and CEO of Creators' Legal, the world's first DIY Platform for Content Creators. He is a former entertainment attorney representing the Tupac Shakur Estate for over 18 years and hundreds of filmmakers, musicians, writers, producers, and a few hundred pro athletes. He is the bestselling author of "The Case for Culture" about growing your business through culture. Please support our sponsors: Peak Performance Humans Podcast and Mood Ventures: Creators Legal: Use DailyCreator at Checkout for 25% off the Annual Subscription Creator Mag by Powder Blue Media: eStreamly: Livestream Shoppable Video Join Our Community! 📷Instagram: @creators_legal 📲Facebook: 🐦Twitter: 💃🏻TikTok: 👩‍💻Website: Connect with Eric: Twitter: @therealericfarber Linkedin: /episode/index/show/a226ea1b-a5a1-4e43-8652-92c04c071270/id/25181082

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