Music Royalties for Dummies

Posted by Queuebot in Blog & Internet, Crime & Law, Music on July 23, 2009 at 3:26 pm


With all of the confusion recently on the internet about music and copyright, you may not know what’s what.  Here’s something to help you learn about how music royalties work.

Considering how much “education” about music and copyright is out there (”downloading music is stealing!” ads and the like), most people have no idea how it actually works in terms of who owns what and who should get money from what kind of use. And lately, with issues like confusion over Pandora royalties, songwriters trying to collect royalties from blogs that post YouTube videos, and even arguments that video games may constitute a public performance of music, it’s just been getting increasingly complicated.

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One comment to "Music Royalties for Dummies"

  1. Christophe
    July 23rd, 2009 at 8:10 pm

    Great post. Now we know why we don't understand ;)


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