CMRRA

Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency

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Music Publisher with Impact: Mary Megan Peer

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by Jon Dekel For the past decade, Mary Megan Peer, the newly minted third generation CEO of independent global publishing powerhouse peermusic, has been tracking a path laid out by her paternal grandfather, Ralph S Peer. The elder Peer, known as the progenitor of popular folk songs, built an empire by mining for publishing gold […]

In House: Laurie Gelbloom

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Laurie Gelbloom, CMRRA’s Legal Counsel shared with us her passion and proudest accomplishments while fighting for fair representation for creators and songwriters in the music industry and the importance that music plays in her life. You are Legal Counsel at CMRRA, tell us a little more about what that means! As Counsel, I handle a […]

TikTok x CMRRA collaboration introduces new revenue streams for music publishers and self-published songwriters – all it takes is four easy steps to sign up!

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Our new agreement with TikTok for the collection of digital mechanical royalties in Canada is now live. Music publishers and self-published songwriters who own music copyrights to songs that are streaming on TikTok are eligible to collect from this line of business for current and past use of songs on the platform – all it […]

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What are the key details?

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The partnership agreement accounts for music usage on a go forward basis from May 1, 2019. There is also a settlement agreement for past music usage prior to May 1, 2019 on the TikTok platform which includes when the platform was previously known as Musical.ly. CMRRA’s licence covers the reproductions made by TikTok of user […]

TikTok

TikTok x CMRRA CMRRA is working with TikTok to deliver new revenue streams for music publishers and self-published songwriters. The multi-year partnership agreement between CMRRA and TikTok is for the collection of digital mechanical royalties in Canada. This means that music publishers and self-published songwriters who own music copyrights to songs that are streaming in […]

Which territories are covered by this deal?

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The CMRRA and TikTok partnership agreement covers reproductions made within the territory of Canada. You do not need to be Canadian to sign up for this service. Music Publishers and self-published songwriters who own song copyrights for the territory of Canada for songs that are being used by platforms operating in Canada would be eligible […]

Can I join CMRRA just to collect royalties from TikTok?

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Providing you own song copyrights for Canada, you can collect royalties from TikTok for Canada. We suggest that you also look at our other lines of business to make sure you are collecting all royalties that are owed to you. Click here to download the agreement and sign up today.