License Music HFA is the premier music industry resource for mechanical licensing and for the licensing of new configurations. HFA actively researches new formats in order to continuously deliver new licensing opportunities to our clients. For more information on licensing services, visit the following pages: If you are new to HFA, please visit Licensee Registration or Publisher Registration, as applicable, for more information on how to begin using HFA's licensing services.
Online Registration Welcome to SoundExchange's Online Registration. We're eager to get you started! To fast-track your registration experience, you may find it helpful to gather these items and have them handy before you dive into our form: PHOTO IDENTIFICATIONA government-issued photo ID of the artist(s) you want to register VOIDED CHECKA voided check from the account you'd like us to send your money to (if you choose to be paid by direct deposit) TAX ID NUMBERThe Federal SSN or TIN for the individual or business that is getting paid. Online registration works best with Chrome, Firefox, and Safari browsers.
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Business Travel The Business Travel Program is intended to help Eligible Music Companies cover the costs of domestic and international business activities including trade shows, conferences, industry events and business travel. It may also be used to pay for some of the costs of production of promotional materials and activities associated with attendance. Review of applications takes six to eight weeks from the date of the Application. Click here to read the Program Guidelines. SOCAN Foundation The SOCAN Foundation, founded in 1992, is dedicated to fostering Canadian music creation and promoting a better understanding of the role of music creators in today's society. The SOCAN Foundation is an independent organization guided by its own board of directors. The board, which consists of songwriters, composers and music publishers, reflects popular music and concert music genres as well as the geographic and linguistic regions of Canada. The SOCAN Foundation's objectives are: to help create and sustain an environment in which songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers may be encouraged and educated; to help create and expand opportunities for songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers to have their works performed; and to encourage an environment in which the public has a better understanding of the value of music and copyright and its importance to the cultural and economic life of our society.
Best Practices for Tweeting at Live Events and Industry Conferences Industry events like trade shows, conferences and conventions have always been excellent opportunities for networking and lead generation, but the rise of Twitter has given marketers the ability to reach and interact with countless attendees without mobilizing their entire staff. Live-tweeting an event isn't without its pitfalls, however, and should be approached with as much care and consideration as the design of your booth, apparel and giveaways. Here are a few tips to ensure you don't commit any Twitter faux pas at your next industry event. 1. Split Up The Work
research The Next Big Bang: A New Direction for Music in Canada In this report, Music Canada identifies programs and policies designed to stimulate the development of Canada’s commercial music sector – and to drive growth and job creation in the economy at large. Music Education, Digital Innovation, Music Tourism, Export Expansion and Interconnected Tax Credits identified as critical areas for development Download the full report here . Recording Industry in Numbers 2013 AVLA ISRC Application This application is for ISRC Registrant codes only. For information on becoming a member of CONNECT music licensing as well as the CONNECT music licensing membership application please click here.
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