Can I turn on music when I do live broadcasts on Twitch or YouTube?

A. 1

Wouldn't it be okay to pay for the official download?
Many BJs are already doing that

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

OK

A. 2

Your superiors are mistaken, and you're subject to copyright law
You have to re-acquire the right to re-run the second broadcast, and you have to pay a copyright fee when you play the music
For example, every time a radio music show plays music, it pays copyright fees to the Copyright Association, which goes into the profits of the copyright holder.
However, many Internet music programs often play music because there are so many such people that it is difficult to impose sanctions in reality.

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

OK

A. 3

Although it is broadcasting now, it is becoming a trend to strengthen copyright, so if BJs earn a lot of profits in the future, they are likely to receive some of them as copyright fees.
At one time, playing music on the street was copyrighted, so many stores stopped playing it

Gentleman 8 years ago 0

OK