Music Licensing

If you received a letter from a performance rights organization asking for music licensing fees,
you’re probably wondering, “is this real or a scam?”
 
We answer the questions about what legitimate music licensing looks like
how to know if you owe, and how to avoid fees and fines.


Get into the spirit of the season with the top 2024 Christmas Music Channels from Brandi Music and Easy On Hold. Join us as we unwrap the secrets of the world of Christmas music channels.


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Have you ever received a collections letter from a music licensing organization? Is it legit? Here's the fundamental truth about Music Licensing For Business: Real or Scam?


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Do you hear what I hear? Do you hear what I hear? Yes, that’s the sound of Christmas music. We […]


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The fines for playing music without a license can vary depending on the jurisdiction, the number of songs played, and whether it was a first-time offense or a repeat infringement. In general, fines can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars per song played.


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You’ve got a new phone service or a new communications platform or system, and it’s time to choose the music […]


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Should I pay for hold music or use “royalty free” hold music? All that glitters is not gold, and when […]


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