The Role of music libraries in music licensing
[A guest post by Donna Mauer. – AC] Independent artists know it’s crucial to have extensive knowledge when it comes to music licensing, as it can be a lucrative money-maker.
Read More[A guest post by Donna Mauer. – AC] Independent artists know it’s crucial to have extensive knowledge when it comes to music licensing, as it can be a lucrative money-maker.
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Read MoreWhen you’re a songwriter, you depend on performing rights organizations (PROs) to collect money when your song receives any kind of public performance. Every country has its PROs. For example,
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Read MoreThe messy state of affairs pertaining to consent decrees and royalty licensing just got even messier as a court ruled against the US Department of Justice late last week. In
Read MoreLast week, the US Department of Justice announced it would not be recommending any changes to the consent decrees that govern music licensing. This was a win for broadcasters,
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Read MoreI’m at the Hyatt Riot on the Sunset Strip. Foo Fighters interview today then off to the airport to fly to to London for Kate Bush Wednesday night. Okay, so
Read MoreThe headline in Adweek sums everything up: easy money and a way to appeal to new audiences. Back when people still acquired music by purchasing pieces of plastic, artists–even older
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