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2024-10-22
208.91.199.152
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HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Tue, 15 Oct 2024 21:19:57 GMTServer: ApacheUpgrade: h2,h2cConnection: UpgradeVary: Accept-EncodingAccept-Ranges: noneTransfer-Encoding: chunkedContent-Type: text/html; charsetUTF- html>head>meta http-equivContent-Language contenten-us>title>Welcome to virtual-area.com/title>meta nameDescription contentNew Site at virtual-area.com>/head>p aligncenter>font faceArial>Welcome to virtual-area.com/font>/p>div aligncenter>table border0 width800 idtable1 alignmiddle>tr>td alignleft>Music Copyright LawAre You Violating Music Copyright Law?With the popularity of the Internet, many people are violating music copyright law and do not even know it. Music copyright law can be very tricky. There are multiple music copyrights that you must keep in mind – lyrics, composition and the recording of the music by an artist. Using someone’s music may involve you acquiring many different licenses such as mechanical, synchronization, performance and publishing licenses. Music copyright law has separate copyrights for the vocal or instrumental recordings of a composition or performance and the copyright of the written lyrics and music. Standard music copyrighting practices usually entail that the writer of the song retains the rights to the right to the music composition which the studio that did the recording of the music holds the rights of the recording. Music copyright law can get very complicated. It can involve negotiations with the writers, producers, agents, heirs and more.Many artists and studios are upset with the decline in music sales. They are attributing this decline to people who are violating music copyright law by downloading music on the Internet. Music files are under the same copyright law as music recordings and the owners of these copyrights are entitled to royalties or compensation for the music that people are illegally downloading on the Internet. The simple fact is you are stealing if you make copies of copyrighted music recordings without authorization to do so. If people were sued for the music they have downloaded illegally, it could result in thousands of dollars. Music copyright law states that it is illegal to duplicate and distribute creative work. If you send someone an emai
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