DNA Lounge: Webcasting Legality - The Diigo Meta page

• 28 May 11
  

  Dewane Woodley
• 18 Mar 10
  

  Allison Fisher

  Webcasting Legally, including a description of Copyrights and Copyright holders.

  • only need the permission of the copyright holder of the song
  • on the radio
  • Is it a broadcast, or is it a copy?
  • Recording Industry Association of America
  • So, when you want to perform music, you pay all three of these organizations.
  • ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC
  • ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC,
  • ($0.0019) in 2010.
  • no college broadcasting program
  • Neither does National Public Radio, who are  fighting this.
  • play limits
  • licensing forms
  • from ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC,
  • webcasting licensing <!--<A HREF="http://www.loc.gov/copyright/licensing/format.html">-->form
  • • ASCAP Internet  Licensing Fee Calculator and license forms;
     
    • BMI Automated Licensing and downloadable  license forms;
     
    • SESAC General  Licensing and downloadable license forms;
  • Boycott RIAA, and support independent  artists.

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