According to the copyright law, the right to perform musical recordings belongs exclusively to the copyright holders. In order to legally play music in your business, you need a special public performance license from the performance right organization (PRO) in your country or you can use royalty free music created by composers not affiliated with any PRO.
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Music is often used during events, meetings, and conventions to set the mood, motivate, and energize the audience. Moving your event to a virtual, non physical domain does not eliminate the need to comply with copyright and broadcast laws and regulations. Learn what you need to do, in order to legally use music in virtual events, conventions, and meetings.
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In this post we explore how you can choose, legally license, and change the file type of your on hold music tracks to make sure the audio format is compatible with your PBX telephony system.
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Everything you need to know about how to avoid YouTube copyright claims, safely use copyrighted music on YouTube, and how to resolve copyright claims. Welcome to the ultimate guide to YouTube copyright.
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Everything you need to know about how to avoid YouTube copyright claims, safely use copyrighted music on YouTube, and how to resolve copyright claims. Welcome to the ultimate guide to YouTube copyright.
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Did you receive a copyright notice from AdRev or HAAWK for using our royalty-free music on YouTube? Learn how to quickly remove the claims and the ads.
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