ReleaseFirst reported 7 oct, 19:15 / 1 outlet

Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and YouTube Are Now Paying All Songwriter/Publisher Royalties Directly to Word Collections on Behalf of Clients in Territories Outside the U.S.

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1 tracked outlet has reported this story, first published 7 Oct, 19:15. Digital Music News published first among the outlets Le Raver tracks. The one report Le Raver has classified carried original reporting. That is 1 of the 26 outlets Le Raver tracks. No other tracked outlet has covered it, so this page links out rather than summarising it.

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  1. 7 Oct, 19:15
    Digital Music NewsFirst
    Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and YouTube Are Now Paying All Songwriter/Publisher Royalties Directly to Word Collections on Behalf of Clients in Territories Outside the U.S.

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Digital Music NewsFirstOriginal7 Oct, 19:15
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Apple, Amazon, Spotify, YouTube, TikTok, and more have entered into agreements allowing Word Collections to license and collect all songwriter and music publisher royalties for its clients directly from those services in territories outside the United States. This article was cre…