smoothcriminal12
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Does anyone have information on the MiJac Catalouge. What happened? Does it still exist? Any fans have some information?
Does anyone have information on the MiJac Catalouge. What happened? Does it still exist? Any fans have some information?
smoothcriminal12: The company is still active, and registered in New York. They acquired some new songs recently. There are some changes in the structure at all, since MJ moved "MJ Publishing Trust" into a new fund called "New Horizont II".
During the trial one criminal investigator for Sneddon mentioned that, according to a generic Los Angeles based appraiser, in 1999 the Mijac catalog was appraised for $128 million and showed income for the year 1999 of around $5 million. It was also mentioned that there was a $24 million loan leveraged against the catalog at the time; but I'd hardly call any of these figures definitive since again that was based on a figure from nearly a decade ago that was reported by someone testifying for and working with the prosecution; not a formal appraiser or auditor.Does MJ own this completely? Or is it subject to something? Anyone know how much it's worth?????
I just did some researching and saw that Michael Jackson owns it exclusively and it's worth around $150M. Is this correct????
Does MJ own this completely? Or is it subject to something? Anyone know how much it's worth?????
I just did some researching and saw that Michael Jackson owns it exclusively and it's worth around $150M. Is this correct????
That is the real deal here. When they tried to destroy is music career, they thought they had him for good. Now look what happen, he has a more cemented position in the music industry than they ever would have imagine.the media can hate all they want but as long as MJ has Publishing he will have so many heads begging and asking him for whatever. He is always gonna be alright because he invested so wisely.
That is the real deal here. When they tried to destroy is music career, they thought they had him for good. Now look what happen, he has a more cementedposition in the music industry than they ever would imagine. Now he doesn't even have to turn up on thir lousy shows and he still gets paid, so now they want him back. He doesn't even need the lousy music career to survive, so he doesn't need them. In fact, they need him. They also have to go to him for permission to play the music on their shows. Wow, who is laughing now.
Please tell me this isn't true...It was also mentioned that there was a $24 million loan leveraged against the catalog at the time