United Kingdom
Why TheMusicLicence from PPL PRS Ltd is not required for the Tunio catalogue, and what to do if PPL PRS contacts your business.
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Music law, country by country
Wherever businesses start asking us about collecting societies, Tunio publishes a legal notice for that country. Each one sets out the statutory basis, what the subscription licenses, what it does not cover and what evidence we provide if someone asks. Choose a country on the map.
A marker means a published notice. A country without one is not excluded: we write the document once the first enquiries arrive from there.
Russia
Why no contract with RAO or VOIS is needed for the Tunio catalogue, and how to answer a claim from either of them.
Read the noticeMexico
Why no licence from SACM, ANDI, EJE, SOMEM or SOMEXFON is required, and what an inspector from IMPI or INDAUTOR may actually do.
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Your country is not on the map yet? Write to product@tunio.ai and tell us which society has approached you. We research the local law and publish a notice.
How to use them
Written for three readers
A legal notice is only worth anything if the person holding it can act on it.
The inspector
The statutory basis with article references and quotations, so the conversation is about the law rather than about who is more insistent.
The owner of the venue
A short answer at the top: whether a licence is needed, on what condition, and what to keep at the premises.
Our team
One document to send, a certificate in the name of your business and our written position within ten working days.
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