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Qale
I simply don't understand how a campaign just picks any ole song it wants and goes with it. Copyright? Anyone? Bueller?
Posted by
Epiphany in a wig (aka Epiphany)
Jun 24 '20, 13:50
Tom Petty the last time.
Stick with Ted Nugent - he likes you
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I always loved this segment from the John Oliver show -- (link)
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crash davis
Jun 24, 13:53
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Ha! -- nm
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Epiphany in a wig
Jun 24, 13:59
Licensing fees for venues are automatic, assuming they're signed on. Copyright doesn't apply, because you're not publishing it.
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Reagen
Jun 24, 13:52
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thanks everyone. -- nm
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Epiphany in a wig
Jun 24, 13:53
It’s not so much copyright it is public performance RIAA rules. You have to buy a license like a club. -- nm
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Qale
Jun 24, 13:52
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ASCAP not RIAA. -- nm
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Qale
Jun 24, 16:26
I assume they get a general license from the publisher/label.
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JaxSean
Jun 24, 13:52
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IIUC, sometimes venues have ASCAP, etc licenses that cover that. -- nm
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TWuG
Jun 24, 13:53
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Yes, most venues have a license to cover for any music played, not the vendors, renters, as would the DJ -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jun 24, 14:50
my favorite gaffe was Paul Ryan and RATM. what a dumb ass -- nm
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Epiphany in a wig
Jun 24, 13:53
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He's not into music, he's into P90X workouts. -- nm
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Roger More
Jun 24, 13:56
Yeah, that and Born in the USA's use, multiple times now (I think). -- nm
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JaxSean
Jun 24, 13:53
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"Born in the USA (Chorus Only Version)" -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 24, 13:54
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"Skip to the "cool rockin' daddy" part!" -- nm
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rollo
Jun 24, 14:54
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