Press Releases
2010
Re:Sound Proposes Background Music Tariff for 2011
July 17, 2010
Re:Sound Music Licensing Company announced today a proposal for
a Background Music Tariff 3 for 2011, which it filed with the Copyright Board on March 31, 2010. Download >>
Re:Sound Proposes Satellite Radio Tariff for 2011
July 17, 2010
Re:Sound Music Licensing Company announced today a proposal for
a Satellite Radio Tariff 4 for 2011. Download >>
Re:Sound Proposes New Online Music Tariff
July 17, 2010
Re:Sound Music Licensing Company announced today that it has
filed with the Copyright Board of Canada a tariff proposal (Tariff 8B) which would apply to semiinteractive
webcasting services. Download >>
NRCC Becomes Re:Sound
March 1, 2010
The organisation formerly known as the Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada (NRCC) announced today that it has changed its name to Re:Sound Music Licensing Company. Download >>
2009
NRCC Proposes Royalty Rates for Fitness Venues and Dance Venues
August 19, 2009
NRCC issued a statement today on a proposal for the payment of music royalties by fitness venues and dance venues. Download >>
NRCC Proposes New Music Royalty Rates for Users and Suppliers of Background Music
June 27, 2009
NRCC announced today that it recently proposed changes to music royalties paid by users of background music such as restaurants and retail stores. Download >>
NRCC Proposes New Music Royalty Rates for CBC Radio
June 27, 2009
NRCC announced today that it recently proposed changes to music royalties paid by CBC Radio in line with significant growth in the broadcaster’s use of music. Download >>
NRCC Proposes New Music Royalty Rates for Commercial Radio
June 27, 2009
NRCC announced today that it recently proposed changes to music royalties paid by commercial radio stations in Canada. Download >>
2008
Ian MacKay named President of the Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada (NRCC)
December 11, 2008
The Board of Directors announced today the appointment of Ian MacKay as President of the Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada (NRCC). Download >>
Royalties to be sought from television, movie theatres, webcasters and simulcasters
April 3, 2008
The Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada (NRCC) this week proposed three new tariffs to the Copyright Board of Canada for the payment of royalties to recording artists, musicians, and labels when their sound recordings are used in television programs, motion picture theatres, and in non-interactive webcasting or in the simulcasting of traditional radio signals via the Internet.
NRCC also filed updated rates for its existing tariff areas. For more information about the new tariffs, see the information sheets accompanying this release. Download >>
A copy of the information sheets on the filings can be found here. |
