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Re:Wind, our annual benefit concert went virtual in 2020, raising a record $47K for Unison Benevolent Fund and the… https://t.co/V5VJcyJyWn
Notre concert de bienfaisance annuel Re:Wind, présenté en ligne en 2020, a permis de recueillir 47 000 $ pour le Fo… https://t.co/yoKI80lRLD
In 2020, Re:Sound processed more than 10 billion plays to deliver rights holders their royalties (each play process… https://t.co/wDxCAKg2JB
En 2020, Ré:Sonne a traité plus de 10 milliards d’écoutes au nom des titulaires de droits d’auteur (chaque écoute =… https://t.co/AN8rfYiiyy
In 2020, Re:Sound collected $39.3M, with $32.3M available for distribution. Learn more in Re:Sound’s #2020-21Annual… https://t.co/jnfUuOb7W7
En 2020, Ré:Sonne a perçu pour 39,3 millions $ de redevances, dont 32,3 millions étaient disponibles pour la distri… https://t.co/i8quxr332F
When Re:Sound was formed in 1997, we were called the Neighbouring Rights Collective of Canada. Learn more about our… https://t.co/V129iV5FZP
Ré:Sonne a été formée en 1997 sous le nom de Société canadienne de gestion des droits voisins. Apprenez-en plus sur… https://t.co/x4a7cJLbnw
HOT OFF THE VIRTUAL PRESS: our #2020-21AnnualReport is out NOW. Check it out https://t.co/zoX1MxCmCQ #neighbouring… https://t.co/PaHU5xlnVS
VIENT DE PARAÎTRE AUX PRESSES VIRTUELLES notre #2020-21AnnualReport. Consultez-le https://t.co/xwElEA4OZR… https://t.co/8v7xgVB3jB
How to tune in to A Day to Listen, 12 hours of Indigenous-led radio programming https://t.co/sCxvLb5nzt
This is kind of like an AMA (ask @miramulholland anything) on data management, financial & contract literacy for… https://t.co/vnS73GrkOM
Congratulations to Jennifer Brown on her appointment as CEO @SOCANmusic! We look forward to working with you and ou… https://t.co/loNpZPI95h
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Love music? Love numbers? Love working with a great team? Re:Sound is hiring an Accounting Assistant and we'd love… https://t.co/hl5T4vO5Xh
Re:Sound is the Canadian not-for-profit music licensing company dedicated to obtaining fair compensation for artists and record companies for their performance rights.
More About UsAll businesses are legally required to pay a licensing fee when broadcasting music or playing recorded music in public. Re:Sound is mandated by the Copyright Board of Canada, to provide music users with the licence(s) they need.
More About Music UsersIf you’ve performed on, or made, recorded music that has been released to the public, you may be entitled to royalties.
Royalties are fees that music users such as radio stations, music streaming services and businesses that use recorded music must legally pay in order to publicly use your sound recordings.