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Protection against plagiarism and theft?

You or your music publisher is responsible for safeguarding against plagiarism, misrepresentation, theft or use of your music in contexts that could be considered offensive.
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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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Radio and TV
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Compensation for live gigs abroad

When your music has been played abroad STIM will often get information about this. However, it may take up to a year and a half to get compensation. But there is a way for you to speed up the process.
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International cooperation

STIM cooperates with corresponding organisations in other countries. This means that anyone whose music is played abroad can be remunerated.
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Commissioned music

Music especially composed for a film, TV show, radio show or commercials is known as commissioned music, and is generally treated by STIM in the same way as other compositions.
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Music in sports and exercise

Music and physical activity belong together. Music creates the right mood and encourages both top-level athletes and people working out to stay in shape to try just a little harder.
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Music at the cinema and in film showings

It is hard to imagine a film without music. The value of music in the film simply can not be overstated. 
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Music in commercial radio

Commercial radio stations need to have STIM-licence to play music. The terms and conditions of the agreement and rates have been negotiated between STIM and the commercial radio industry.
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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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Music in restaurants, cafés and bars

Music is a wonderful tool for creating the right mood and atmosphere. Music can help you attract new customers and make them want to come back.
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Disco, dancing, karaoke and bar-dj's

Music is an obvious feature at night clubs. Your guests come to the night club to have fun. You might offer karaoke, live performances or musical entertainment from a DJ. Whatever the case – music makes us feel good.
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Music during exhibitions, fairs, dance performances, fashion shows and other events

Music enhances our experiences, and is a perfect way to unify any type of event. Make the most of your event by taking advantage of all the benefits afforded by music.
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Music in theatres

Music encompasses us in our everyday living, making it a natural feature of theatre performances. STIM offers a music licence that allows incidental music and music during intervals to be played during theatre performances.
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Music in revues and cabarets

Music is a necessary ingredient of revues and cabarets. STIM offers a music licence that allows music to be used during the different numbers.
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Music at the circus

No one leaves a circus performance unmoved. Excitement is mixed with laughter, and music is an important ingredient in the roller coaster of emotions.
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Music in hotels, hostels and camping grounds

Your guests come to relax and enjoy themselves. The sensation of a high level of service and quality is linked to your entertainment offering, which is why it is a good idea to offer guests a generous range of music and TV.