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ICYMI: We're looking for a Vice President, Finance. Numbers and music, here's the info: https://t.co/ksCTZ8ypQR https://t.co/MMutR8ZpgH
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The music industry needs our support more than ever. Use the hashtag #ForTheLoveOfLIVE to share your favourite live… https://t.co/ZWi0uf8Ge9
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Re:Sound congratulates Min @FP_Champagne on his appointment as Minister of Innovation, Science Industry. We look fo… https://t.co/WMH4dY1EY4
Félicitations @FP_Champagne d’avoir été nommé ministre canadien de l’industrie. Nous avons hâte de collaborer avec… https://t.co/ZVRRYJ0Rss
Canadian #artists, please take a minute and respond to this survey from @Music_Canada https://t.co/lRGEUAjqbg
Congratulations to both Patrick Rogers and @JackieMDean on their respective appointments @Music_Canada https://t.co/QDMjebbkki
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Make every copy count. Check out @cpcc_scpcp and lend your support.⤵️⤵️ https://t.co/arqfLSSXDg
Re:Sound will close for the holidays on December 24rd and we’ll return on January 4th, 2021. https://t.co/cmkvoS2PjF
Ré:Sonne fermera le 24 décembre pour la période des Fêtes et nous serons de retour le 4 janvier 2021. https://t.co/u4aaE682Ut
Re:Sound’s final newsletter for 2020 is available now: https://t.co/xyGQ72Oit8 https://t.co/JejIBhAwPD
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.