Copyright Management Practices for Independent Musicians
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https://doi.org/10.31501/ealr.v15i01.13704Abstract
Copyright management is an essential element of the musician business model in the digital market, enlarged by the events prohibition due to COVID-19 restraining measures. This article focuses on identifying copyright management practices suitable to the independent musician needs through a bibliographic and documentary research, with qualitative approach and exploratory objectives. A visited literature gap was found, considering copyright rarely is studied with a business approach, as done in this paper. The results point to several contractual possibilities of rights assignment in which the musician must consider concomitantly their financial goals and public expansion, according to the strategy that best suits their business model.
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