RightsFlow (NYC) today announced an agreement with YouTube to assist with music rights management. The deal allows YouTube to enlist RightsFlow’s help in processing and managing music rights.
According to YouTube, RightsFlow will assist the Web video channel in addressing the complexities around music rights management.
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NYC-based Sunflower Entertainment, a global licensing and publishing enterprise, and RightsFlow (NYC), a technology-enabled licensing and royalty service provider, have entered into a blanket licensing agreement.
The deal provides RightsFlow with full access to the publisher’s catalog of content in order to quickly and accurately identify, account, and remit royalties Read more...
THE FIVE BOROUGHS: 2010 has been busy all right. For anyone involved in New York City’s expansive business of music – producer, publisher, entrepreneur, engineer, artist, and many more – the environment remains fast-paced, ultra-competitive and constantly changing.
With 2011 looming, SonicScoop looked for the news, trends and topics that Read more...
Performing rights organization ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), and licensing/rolalty service provider RightsFlow, both NYC-based, announced they have entered into a partnership to offer mechanical licensing services to ASCAP’s songwriter, composer and publisher members – nearly 400,000 in total — through RightsFlow’s Limelight online utility.
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In a deal announced this week, NYC-based licensing and royalty service provider, RightsFlow, will now be providing bulk mechanical licensing and administration and reporting support for Rhapsody.
The deal will provide Rhapsody with additional tools and solutions for mechanical licensing and content management services for publishing rights in the U.S. Read more...
