Music Copyright

The CASE Act Passes Congress – What Are The primary objectives: Creating a Copyright Claims Board (CCB), comprised of three judges that will try cases digitally (copyright owners will not have to appear physically in person in a federal court). […]

*This update was provided by our partner, Cosynd, the fastest and most affordable way to protect your copyrights. TLDR; the music you create is an asset and subsequently that asset needs to be protected! Why is Copyrighting Your Music Important?

Myths about copyrighting your music explained In this post, we’ve teamed with our friends at Cosynd to share some of the harmful myths and the harsh realities around copyright registration that you need to know: Myth: I don’t need to

With that said, Copyrights have evolved over the years, leading to some significant changes that impact artists.  To understand these changes, we’ll quickly review the history of music copyright. The History of Music Copyright (Berne Convention) The birth of copyright

Enter the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Back in the 1990s, before the internet grew to be what it is today, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act or DMCA was passed into law to mitigate the issues of online copyright infringement. 

Enter The CASE Act In the early part of 2019 two separate pieces of legislation were implemented that impact you as an artist. First was the Supreme Courts mandate that a creator must register their work with the copyright office,

Just think about any government form you’ve had to fill out, they never seem straightforward and easy to understand. Luckily there are some amazing services out there that are making the process of copyrighting your music a lot easier for

What Happens If Someone Infringes Upon Your Copyright? In the digital age, music can be shared and sold with the click of a button, making it easier than ever for people to steal music and make money from it. This