#self-distribution

[ashleywarrenbrandt]

Breaking Down the Dormant Commerce Clause Case Against Unevenly Applied Rights Between In-State and Out-of-State Manufacturers: Buckel Family Wine v. Mosiman

In a decision from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Iowa pointing out once again that the issue is not with the three-tiered system, but with a State’s unconstitutional application of exceptions to that system, the court addressed the constitutionality of Iowa’s wine licensing laws under the dormant Commerce Clause and the Twenty-first Amendment. The case, Buckel…

Breaking Down the Dormant Commerce Clause Case Against Unevenly Applied Rights Between In-State and Out-of-State Manufacturers: Buckel Family Wine v. Mosiman

[ashleywarrenbrandt]

Craft Brewers Need to Watch This Texas Dispute Over Getting Money From Wholesalers For Selling Distribution Rights - State Files Opening Brief in Appeal of Challenge to Texas Brewer’s Ability to Sell Their Distribution Rights for Payment

Craft Brewers Need to Watch This Texas Dispute Over Getting Money From Wholesalers For Selling Distribution Rights – State Files Opening Brief in Appeal of Challenge to Texas Brewer’s Ability to Sell Their Distribution Rights for Payment

It used to be that brewers signed with wholesalers and gave up their self-distribution rights and didn’t get any money for them.  Then some enterprising brewers realized that wholesalers sue each other and brewers for the value of those rights so the rights must have value.  They started asking for payment when they signed with wholesalers.  Some brewers knew about this and got paid, some didn’t…

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[ashleywarrenbrandt]

Craft Brewers Need to Watch This Texas Dispute Over Getting Money From Wholesalers For Selling Distribution Rights - State Files Opening Brief in Appeal of Challenge to Texas Brewer’s Ability to Sell Their Distribution Rights for Payment

Craft Brewers Need to Watch This Texas Dispute Over Getting Money From Wholesalers For Selling Distribution Rights – State Files Opening Brief in Appeal of Challenge to Texas Brewer’s Ability to Sell Their Distribution Rights for Payment

It used to be that brewers signed with wholesalers and gave up their self-distribution rights and didn’t get any money for them.  Then some enterprising brewers realized that wholesalers sue each other and brewers for the value of those rights so the rights must have value.  They started asking for payment when they signed with wholesalers.  Some brewers knew about this and got paid, some didn’t…

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[bootleggerfilm]

300+ Copies Sold in 1st Month

#TheBootlegger DVD has been out 1 month, and we've sold over 300 copies via 1 retail store, 1 public library, and #DIY mail order.

[ashleywarrenbrandt]

You Should Be Paid For Your Self-Distribution Rights - and Texas Agrees!

You Should Be Paid For Your Self-Distribution Rights – and Texas Agrees!

In 2013, distributors lobbied and won a concession as part of a generally positive group of reforms supporting the craft brewing industry in Texas.  The provision they slipped into the 2013 amendments to Texas craft brewing laws prohibited brewers from getting value for their self-distribution rights.  The entirety of sales driven profits, the law said, had to be handed over to a distributor…

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[notionfilms]

How We Made $1.5 Million Self-Distributing: The 6-Step Playbook

These filmmakers threw traditional distribution out the window—and made millions.

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[brokenprojector]

Cheesy video, possibly game-changing product.