Music Copyright
Downloading Digital Music: When Free Isn’t Free
By Francois Arbour on 01/16/12 Category: Music Copyright Royalty Free MusicThere’s an ever-widening grey area when it comes to downloading digital music or sharing copyrighted intellectual property like books and art.
Digital Music Copyright Law: What’s New for 2012
By Francois Arbour on 01/14/12 Category: Music Copyright2011 was a busy year in the world of digital music copyright law; the main topic of conversation was the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA).
Can I purchase music from your site, sing my songs or play guitar over it and sell my album?
By Gilles Arbour on 03/19/11 Category: Music Copyright Royalty Free MusicPremiumbeat.com is a “Production Music” Library. Our music is available for licensing in Media Productions (website, video, DVDs, TV broadcast, film, games, etc.) as background music synchronized with your production. You cannot sing over the music track or add an instrument and market the results as if it was your music.
Music Copyright Myths
By Gilles Arbour on 05/22/10 Category: Articles Music Copyright Royalty Free MusicRoyalty Free Music – Licensing & Copyright
By Gilles Arbour on 05/16/10 Category: Articles Music Copyright Royalty Free MusicMusic Copyright Law On The Internet
By Gilles Arbour on 05/1/10 Category: Articles Music Copyright Royalty Free MusicWhile surfing the Internet, you find a site with MP3 files of chartbuster songs, and you can download them for free. Sounds too good to be true. So you go ahead and now you have all your favorite songs on your computer and you play them on your website. Problem? Like many other people, you have assumed that everything posted on the Internet is in the public domain.

