In this article we explain what licenses Brandtrack obtains to provide its music ambiance service.
The use of music in a commercial establishment may involve different licenses depending on the legislation of each country. In general terms, there are two categories of rights:
- Copyright: corresponds to authors and composers. Managed by the collective management organizations in each territory.
- Neighboring rights: corresponds to phonographic producers (record labels) and, where applicable, performing artists. Also managed by the collective management organizations in each territory.
What licenses does Brandtrack obtain?
Brandtrack obtains the storage licenses for musical works necessary to legally provide its service, covering both copyright and neighboring rights.
What licenses correspond to the establishment?
The public communication licenses for playing music in a space open to the public correspond to the establishment. These licenses are managed by the collective management organizations in each territory and may vary by country.
You can consult with our team whether you can pay this license through us, or directly with the organizations.
If you have any questions, contact our team at support@brandtrack.fm.
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