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|||www.soulseek.com is a peer to peer network for unsigned bands sharing thier own stuff|||no, actually, you can just write anything you want and perform anywhere if you can get the chance. If not, how do those singers get their chance?
Monday, August 29, 2011
Hold music legislation - what if you are using your own songs?
I've read countless web pages on hold music legislation, about performing rights licenses and what-not. What I can't find is a page that covers using an unsigned artist's self-penned composition. Does the company still need a license? Does the artist lose any rights to his/her material or can they 'lend' it? Hope someone can help.|||I'd say that the artist runs the risk of having someone else copyrighting their work. For your own protection, copyright it, and give rights to the company. I doubt it's expensive.|||To prevent getting copyright issues when you using a music on hold service is by consulting a company to provide one for you. See this link: http://www.myofficephonesystem.com/whychoose-rc-officephonesystem/instant-marketing-strategy.html
|||www.soulseek.com is a peer to peer network for unsigned bands sharing thier own stuff|||no, actually, you can just write anything you want and perform anywhere if you can get the chance. If not, how do those singers get their chance?
|||www.soulseek.com is a peer to peer network for unsigned bands sharing thier own stuff|||no, actually, you can just write anything you want and perform anywhere if you can get the chance. If not, how do those singers get their chance?
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