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Micro Licensing can be used by Content Creators

If you are a content creator looking for music licensing options, you may have heard of microlicensing. In…

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France: Spotify and Deezer Investigated for 1-3% Streaming Fraud

Streaming fraud, also known as stream manipulation, is the practice of artificially inflating the number of plays on a specific song or artist through the use of bots or fake accounts.

January 28, 2023 Posted in NewsTagged ChartManipulation, Deezer, France, MusicIndustry, Revenue, RightsHolders, Spotify, StreamingFraud, TransparencyLeave a Comment

Rights holders expected streaming subscription growth to slow in 2022 – but not this much.

A major factor that has contributed to the slowdown in subscriber growth is the increasing number of streaming platforms available.

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Navigating Music Licensing for Virtual Reality Team Building Activities

VR can be used to create immersive and engaging experiences that promote communication, collaboration, and problem-solving among team members.

January 28, 2023 Posted in InsightsTagged agreement, immersive, licensing, mechanical license, Music, negotiation, Rights Holders, sync license, team building, virtual reality, VR experienceLeave a Comment

What are the tax implications of income from music royalties for your company?

So, can your company claim tax deductions for income from music royalties? The short answer is yes. Income from music royalties is considered taxable income and can be claimed as a tax deduction, just like any other form of income. However, there are some specific rules and regulations that apply to income from music royalties, so it’s important to be aware of these and to ensure that you’re properly reporting and claiming your deductions.

Why Sync Licensing is a Key Revenue Stream for Business

Obtaining permission to incorporate a piece of music into a film, television show, video game, or any other form of media is known as sync licensing.

TikTok’s “Heating Button”: A Secret Weapon for Boosting Viral Content?

The alleged button is said to artificially inflate the popularity of certain videos, making them more likely to be seen by users and encouraging them to create similar content.