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: Reasonable BalanceA Primer on Music Performance Licenses (Musical Compositions)
By Nancy Prager
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Among the exclusive rights granted to the owners of most copyrights is the right of public performance. As discussed in the Primer on Music Performance Licenses (Sound Recording), the public performance right for a sound recording is only available for music transmitted digitally or by satellite.
But wait, a song is comprised [...]Full post as published by Reasonable Balance on April 25, 2007 (boomark / email).
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