Music Publishing (part Two): The Most Important Player In The Music Industry
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To be safe, it is recommended for composers/publishers to register their compositions with efficient royalty collection societies. To conclude, here is a list of a prominent few of these royalty collection societies and their respective countries.
Cameroon:
- Société Nationale Camerounaise de l’Art Musical (SONACAM): Their head office is situated directly opposite College King, Akwa, Douala.
Nigeria:
- Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON)
- Reproduction Rights Society of Nigeria (REPRONIG)
- Musical Copyright Society Nigeria Ltd (MCSN)
South Africa:
- International Independent Artist Rights Organization (iIARO)
- Composers Authors and Publishers Association (CAPASSO)
- Southern African Music Rights Organization (SAMRO)
- The Recording Industry Of South Africa (RISA)
- South African Music Performance Rights Association (SAMPRA)
United States:
- ACEMLA, Asociacion de Compositores y Editores de Musica Latinoamericana, formerly SPACEM, a P.R.O. in Puerto Rico
- Artists Rights Society
- American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)
- BMI (Broadcast Music Inc.)
- Copyright Clearance Center (CCC)
- Global Music Rights (GMR)
- SESAC, a US-based performance rights association
- SoundExchange, a performance rights association
- Pro Music Rights (PMR)
Canada:
- Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN)
France:
- Société des auteurs, compositeurs et éditeurs de musique (SACEM)
NOTE: Everything in this two part article (READ PART ONE) makes up a huge part of music publishing and understanding this article perfectly can mean enormous wealth on the part songwriters, publishers, recording artistes and record labels.
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