Entertainment · Music · 2 hrs ago
UK Copyright Tribunal backs PRS for Music in cinema licensing dispute
The UK Copyright Tribunal approved changes to PRS for Music’s cinema tariff.
PRS for Music collects royalties for the use of its members’ music.
The tariff, called Tariff C, sets the terms for cinema music use.
The approved changes include a higher royalty rate paid by cinemas.
This means cinemas will pay more to use members’ music under the changed rate.
The available information does not say when the new rate takes effect or what happens next.
The UK Copyright Tribunal backed PRS for Music in a dispute over cinema licensing.
The Tribunal approved changes to PRS for Music’s cinema tariff, known as Tariff C.
The changes include an increase in the royalty rate cinemas pay to use music by PRS for Music members.
The source does not state when the Tribunal made its decision or why it approved the changes.
- Who
- The UK Copyright Tribunal and PRS for Music.
- What
- The Tribunal approved changes to PRS for Music’s cinema tariff, including an increase in the royalty rate cinemas pay to use members’ music.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- The United Kingdom.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Tribunal
- UK Copyright Tribunal
- Tariff
- Tariff C, PRS for Music’s cinema tariff
- Royalty change
- Increase in the rate cinemas pay to use members’ music
Sources
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