Individual rights of musicians
- Created by: Robyn
- Created on: 15-10-15 17:51
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- Individual Rights of Musicians
- Songwriter
- Can assign /license songs to publishers
- Publishing co. then 'works' their songs
- Earn money from anytime the song is used
- Steady income stream
- Publishing co. then 'works' their songs
- You can just sell your songs of a quick buck
- i.e The Beatles selling their whole catalogue to MJ
- Can assign /license songs to publishers
- Master Rights
- IF you own these (Double check):
- Money for physical sales (Inc. compilations)
- Money for licensing, broadcasting or synching
- Often makes more money than direct sales
- IF you own these (Double check):
- Performing
- Earn just for playing on a recording
- Earn every time the song is broadcast
- This is how Amy Winehouse earned money for 'Valerie'
- Earn every time the song is broadcast
- Earn just for playing on a recording
- PerformANCE
- CDPA Act (1988)
- Anytime the performance is broadcast (MTV Live, live DVD/CD sales etc.)
- Anytime the performance is broadcast (MTV Live, live DVD/CD sales etc.)
- CDPA Act (1988)
- Songwriter
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