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Distribution of share splits for a musical work
When a work that has been written by more than one person is registered with STIM, there are a number of different ways the copyright can be split.
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Live Music
Music creators are entitled to compensation when their music is played live. For us to be able to send money to the right authors, we need to know that the show took place, as well as what music was played.
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About copyright
Copyright, in Europe also called authors´rights, is designed to give rights owners, exclusive rights to their work and performances. Their economic and moral interests are thus safeguarded.
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Music online
Would you like to start a service that provides downloadable songs? Do you want to create an app that contains music, start a podcast or publish music on your blog? For the composers to be compensated, you need a license from STIM.
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STIM's history
Milestones in the history of STIM.
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Using music is beneficial
The days of radio domination are over. Most businesses today use music in a more deliberate manner. No matter if you have a shop or a clinic, considering your choice of music will serve you well.
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More about music reporting
To receive the royalties you are entitled to, you must register all public performances and concerts with STIM, so make sure you've made a note of what songs were played at each performance.
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Report live shows
Creators are entitled to royalties when their music is played live. STIM needs to be informed of which music has been played in order to forward royalties to the right author.
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Grading
All of the works in STIM's repertoire are assigned a grade from A to E. The grading influences the size of the payment per work and performance.
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NCB royalties
This type of royalty includes remuneration for CDs, DVDs, downloads, etc. They are often called "mechanical royalties".
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Grants for music that is vulnerable to market forces
As the name suggests, this grant is designed to support music which is vulnerable to market forces.
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Ideas for music at hotels
Carefully selected music can help guests enjoy their hotel stay to the greatest extent possible.
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Some ideas for playing music in shops
A great deal can be gained by carefully considering and selecting the right music for your shop's specific clientele.
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Stim statutes
Statutes Of Föreningen Svenska Tonsättares Internationella Musikbyrå u.p.a. (STIM), the Swedish Performing Rights Society, adopted at Extraordinary General Meetings of the Society held on 24 November and 8 December, 2005.
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Production music (library music)
Production music, also known as library music, is created by writers for the sole purpose of being used as background music in films, TV programmes and similar productions.
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March payment 2012
The March payment 2012 included remuneration for the following royalty categories:
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June payment 2012
The June payment 2012 included remuneration for the following royalty categories:
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September Payment 2012
The September payment 2012 included remuneration for the following royalty categories:
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