4 ms·
It's not just streaming. You can't play copyrighted music in public places without paying the royalties, whether someone is recording it or not. At least in Fra
by jobigoud 6y ago
It's not just streaming. You can't play copyrighted music in public places without paying the royalties, whether someone is recording it or not. At least in France it's like this. Anyone that want to play music in public has to pay the SACEM which is like the RIAA.
- Meph504 6y agoIn the US you can, as long as it isn't a "public performance" (there is a lot written on how to define this from a legal perspective) or any other commercial sense, I.E. Playing it in your business. The exception is playing the radio.