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Licensing Rules Repertoire Definition CIS14-0091R8 Source language: English May 2018 Licensing Rules Repertoire Definition Date of Repertoire Licensing Body Pan-European Repertoire Definition DSPs Use Type Start Date Notes End Date Contact Publication licensing WCM Anglo-American ICE Y Warner Chappell Music Publishing repertoire (mechanical and CP rights) licensable under the PEDL 7 Digital, Amazon Prime, Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, all digital 01.01.2010 Steve.Meixner repertoire arrangement where the author/composer of the Musical Work (or part thereof as applicable) is non- Beatport, Magic Works, MusicQubed, Google Play PDS, IAM +, (Steve.Meixner@uk. society or a member of PRS, IMRO, ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SOCAN, SAMRO or APRA. Microsoft, NOW+, Quello, Recisio, Spotify, Tidal, Vidzone icerights.com) AMRA Direct Digital AMRA Y This definition is indicative, and is subject to change from time to time, however is applicable for the AMRA EEA mulB-territory licences and start dates:< all digital, 01.07.2015 Charlie Mosesson (Anglo American usage period Q3 2017. ,Digital - 01/08/2015< except VoD (charlie.mosesson@ repertoire) Ama-on Cloud - 01/0,/2015< amra.com) The applicable territory is Europe*. Ama-on Do nload - 01/0,/2015< Within this territory, the AMRA repertoire exists of rights granted from ALL PUBLISHERS and Ama-on Music .nlimited - 14/11/201N ***NEW***< SOCIETIES AS BELOW: Apple Music - 01/0,/2015< )eatport - 01/0,/201N< “Mechanical” (ReproducBon) Rights< i2unes Cloud - 01/0,/2015< All mechanical rights in music ork shares that are:< Aupeo - 01/0,/2015< • directly or indirectly owned, sub-published, administered or otherwise controlled in whole or in Dee-er - 01/10/2015< part (and if in part then only to the e8tent of the part) by < Flipagram - 1N/0,/2015< - Dobalt Music PublishingE< 0oogle Play - 01/0,/2015< - Fintage Publishing G CollecBon )3 and Fintage Direct )3E< 0uvera - 01/0,/2015< - NeH erk One Music LimitedE< i2unes Do nload - 01/0,/2015< - OleE< i2unes Ringtone - 01/0,/2015< - Anahid Music< Magic Works - 30/0O/201N< - Art Ensemble of Chicago Publishing Co.< MicrosoP - 01/10/2015< - Cavelight Music< Mi8cloud - 01/0,/201N< - Deane )rian Music Inc< Napster/Rhapsody - 01/0,/2015< - Dundalini Music< Nintendo - 05/10/2015< - Stelk Music Co< Recisio - 01/0,/2015< - Songs Music Publishing< SoundCloud - 2O/04/201N (E8cept France)< and< SoundCloud - 10/05/201N (France only)< • written, composed and/or arranged, in whole or in part (and if in part then only to the extent of SpoBfy - 01/0,/2015< the part), by (a) writer(s), composer(s) and/or arranger(s) whose mechanical rights is/are NOT 2idal - 01/0,/2015< granted to any of the following continental Europe collecting societies: AEPI, ALBAUTOR, ARTISJUS, 3E3O - 01/0,/2015< AUME, GEMA, HDS ZAMP, MUSICAUTOR, NCB, OSA, SABAM, SAZAS, SDRM, SGAE, SIAE, SOKOJ, You2ube - 01/0,/2015< SOJA, SPA, S2EMRA, S.ISA, .CMR-ADA and JAIDS.< Soundtrack Your )rand - 01.10.201,< “PerformanceA (CommunicaBon to the Public / Making Available) Rights< < All performance rights in music ork shares that: < AMRA country speciQc licences and start dates:< C are the so-called “matchingA performance rights to the Mechanical Rights covered above, and< Amazon Prime – UK 28/07/2015, Germany and Austria C are either,< 05/11/2015< 1. written, composed and/or arranged, in whole or in part (and if in part then only to the extent of NOW1 - .D - 01/08/201N< the part), by (a) writer(s), composer(s) and/or arranger(s) who is/are a member of AMRA or a Qobuz – Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, member of APRA, ASCAP, )MI, IMRO, 0MR, SAMRO, SESAC or SOCAN, or< S it-erland, 2he Netherlands, .nited Dingdom - 01/01/201N< 2. written, composed and/or arranged, in whole or in part (and if in part then only to the extent of UMG/HP Lounge – Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, the part), by (a) writer(s), composer(s) and/or arranger(s) who is/are not a member(s) of any Germany, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, performance rights society. Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom - 06/10/2015 AMRA Direct Digital AMRA Y * Europe shall mean the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Mix Radio - AMRA are doing a settlement going back to Mix all digital, 01.07.2015 Charlie Mosesson (Anglo American Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Radio's launch - LS need to to carve out from 1st January 2014 / except VoD (charlie.mosesson@ repertoire) continued Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, incepBon.< amra.com) Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, S eden, S it-erland, .D< < < For further information please contact Charlie Mosesson. E A full list of publishing enBBes and eSecBve start dates available on reTuest< BMG Rights Management ARESA Y As of Q4/2015 the Anglo American repertoire of BMG Rights Management administered by ARESA all except DSPs which come under the subagent agreements or all digital 01.10.2015 Fedor Patrzek Anglo-American Repertoire shall also include works written by members of AMRA, so that ARESA’s repertoire definition shall similar arrangements with a local collecting society (fpatrzek@aresa- read as: music.eu) The Anglo-American repertoire of musical works to the extent owned and/or controlled from time to time for online and/or mobile use by BMG Rights Management. This means, without limiting the foregoing, each and every musical work or part of such a musical work (composition and lyrics or other words used in association with the music) (1.) the online and/or mobile rights in which are owned, controlled or administered in one or more states within the Licensed Territory by BMG from time to time and (2.) which is created by authors or composers who are members of any of the following collecting societies namely ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, AMRA, SOCAN, PRS, IMRO, APRA and SAMRO or who are not member of any collecting society and associated with BMG. March 2018 AUME / AKM AUME / AKM Andorra, Albania, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, AKM directly license the communication to the public right, both publisher and writer shares, for Ama-on D2O Service 1. April 2018< Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, musical works with or without liyrics in respect of which the author/composer of the musical work Ama-on Prime Service 1. April 2018< Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, (or part thereof) is a direct member of AKM. Austro mechana directly license the mechanical right, Ama-on .nlimited Streaming Service 1. April 2018< France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, both publisher and writer shares, for musical works with or without lyrics in respect of which the Apple i2unes D2O Service 1. April 2018< Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, author/composer of the musical work (or part thereof) is a direct member of austro mechana Apple Music SubscripBon Streaming Service 1. April 2018< Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Dee-er 1. April 2018< Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, 0oogle Play Music D2O Service 1. April 2018< Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, 0oogle Play Music Streaming Service 1. April 2018< San Marino, Serbia, Sweden, Switzerland, SpoBfy 1. April 2018< Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, Ukraine, Soundtrack Your )rand Streaming Service 13. December 201,< United Kingdom, and the Vatican City You 2ube Ad-Funded Streaming 1. April 2018< You 2ube SubscripBon Streaming Service 1. April 2018< March 2018 BUMA/STEMRA direct BUMA/STEMRA Y Buma/Stemra can collect the communication to the public right and the mechanical reproduction i2unes do nloads< all digital 01.10.2015 member repertoire rights, both publisher and author/composer shares, in repertoire in respect of which the 1st October 2015< author/composer of the Musical Work (or part thereof as applicable) is a member of Buma/Stemra. 0reat-)ritain< 0ermany< France< )elgium< Hungary< 1st April 2018< EEA 1 S it-erland 1 Liechtenstein< < SoundCloud< 1st October 201N< EEA 1 S it-erland 1 Liechtenstein< < Facebook< 1st April 2018< EEA 1 S it-erland 1 Liechtenstein< GEMA GEMA Y GEMA will directly license the mechanical reproduction right and the communication to the public Apple Music (Subscription) all digital 01.01.2016 Anja Braune right, both publisher and writer shares, for repertoire where the author/composer of the Musical Google Play (Play Download, Play All Access and Cloud Services) ([email protected] Work (or part thereof as applicable) is a member of GEMA. e) November 2017 HDS ZAMP direct member HDS ZAMP (111) Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & HDS directly licenses mechanical reproduction right, making available right and the communication YouTube - w.e.f. 1st January 2017 all digital 01.01.2017 Janica Novacic repertoire Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech to the public right shares for repertoire where the author (writer/composer) of the Musical Work is Deezer - w.e.f. 1st January 2017 Bosnjak Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, a direct member of HDS Google Play (all music services) - w.e.f. 1st January 2017 (janica.novacic.bosn Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Spotify - w.e.f. 1st January 2018 [email protected]) Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Apple Music - w.e.f. 1st January 2018 Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Monaco, iTunes - w.e.f. 1st January 2018 Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania (Google Play excluded), San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine (Google Play excluded), United Kingdom, Vatican OSA direct member OSA N tbc Google Play all digital 01.03.2013 Karel Fort repertoire ([email protected]) Peer Latin Repertoire PRS Y Peer Latin American Music Publishing repertoire (mechanical and CP rights) where the all except DSPs which come under the sub-agent agreements all digital 01.07.2013 Alexandra Roberts author/composer of the Musical Work (or part thereof as applicable) is non-society or a member of ([email protected] UBC , SACM (from 01//07/2013) and SCD, SAYCO, ADCAM, APDAYC & SACVEN (from 01/01/2015).
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