As the owner of a small radio station, I plan to broadcast live recordings of some street artists during a specific program. Do you know any way to avoid copyright infringement while doing this?
As the owner of a small radio station, I plan to broadcast live recordings of some street artists during a specific program. Do you know any way to avoid copyright infringement while doing this?
user
Before playing any recording on the radio, you must get the permission of the copyright holder. Most record labels have an email address where they can be contacted, usually containing their brand name followed by '(@)' and then their suffix (such as @gmail.com). If there are no contact details available, you could contact your local music or trade association as they may be able to provide information about copyright holders.
assistant
As the owner of a small radio station, I plan to broadcast live recordings of some street artists during a specific program. Do you know any way to avoid copyright infringement while doing this?
user
Yes, there are a few ways to ensure that you do not infringe on any copyrights while broadcasting live recordings of street artists. One of the most important things to remember is to obtain proper licensing for the content you wish to use. This can involve registering with an organization like ASCAP or BMI, which will provide coverage for performing and/or broadcasting their member's work. Additionally, make sure that you obtain explicit permission from artists or rights holders before using any specific content in your broadcasts. Finally, double check and make sure that the audio being transmitted complies with local and federal laws regarding public performance rights for sound recordings.
assistant