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madace

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Hi people

I could realy do with some help and advice. I want to become fully legal as a dj meaning Licienced and having the rights to broadcast paying my way i have been on ppl and mcps but only seem to see the information for publishers and nothing realy for broadcasters i want to be covered for playing over the internet pubs and clubs does anyone know how?
 
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madace

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According to a radio dj i spoke to he says every dj needs certain liciences 3 in total to have the right permissions to broadcast in pubs or clubs or even on the radio as its still to a live crowd weather its 1 person or 10 thousand poeple listening you are still being payed to play music and every track you play you need to pay royalty's on them pubs with background music are susposed to pay royalty's
if your found not to be registered you can be prosecuted for copyright
i am only going on what i was told
 
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madace

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he also put me on to ppl and mcps but like i say can not get my head around the site
madace said:
According to a radio dj i spoke to he says every dj needs certain liciences 3 in total to have the right permissions to broadcast in pubs or clubs or even on the radio as its still to a live crowd weather its 1 person or 10 thousand poeple listening you are still being payed to play music and every track you play you need to pay royalty's on them pubs with background music are susposed to pay royalty's
if your found not to be registered you can be prosecuted for copyright
i am only going on what i was told
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Biskit

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every club n pub should have a ppl licence n entertainment licence, so if they have, then the dj that plays there is covered by the pub or club. if no licence is held by either, then you are breaking the law, same goes for broadcasting, i do chorley fm n there licences cover me to play.
 
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Biskit

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madace said:
Hi people

I could realy do with some help and advice. I want to become fully legal as a dj meaning Licienced and having the rights to broadcast paying my way i have been on ppl and mcps but only seem to see the information for publishers and nothing realy for broadcasters i want to be covered for playing over the internet pubs and clubs does anyone know how?
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i think also with some of the licenses, that you have to be nominated by a person that holds a licence, i know one of the licences @ cfm you had to have a nominator, cant remember now if it was to do with music that one though, i maybe well off.

btw if you dont get paid for playin tunes, then you cant get done. internet radio right now is a diffo ball game to FM radio, but will probs change in a few years with the law.
 
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madace

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Biskit said:
every club n pub should have a ppl licence n entertainment licence, so if they have, then the dj that plays there is covered by the pub or club. if no licence is held by either, then you are breaking the law, same goes for broadcasting, i do chorley fm n there licences cover me to play.
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well i have the information registration pack coming for the ppl it just the mcps thing i need to get my head around if anyone as any info on this i have a url name and want to start broadcast online
 


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