The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works

The Universal Copyright Convention

The Copyright Act of 1976 (United States)

The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (United Kingdom)

To allow streaming platforms to reproduce and distribute musical compositions without the permission of the copyright holder

To allow streaming platforms to charge a fee for each stream of a musical composition

To allow streaming platforms to use musical compositions in advertisements

To allow streaming platforms to create derivative works based on musical compositions

The right to use copyrighted material without permission for educational purposes

The right to use copyrighted material without permission for non-commercial purposes

The right to use copyrighted material without permission for criticism or commentary

The right to use copyrighted material without permission for news reporting

To pay artists and songwriters fairly for their work

To provide accurate and transparent information about music streaming royalties

To promote diversity and inclusion in the music industry

To protect the privacy of users

To collect and distribute royalties to artists and songwriters

To negotiate licensing agreements with music streaming platforms

To advocate for the rights of artists and songwriters

To educate the public about copyright law

A master recording is a physical recording of a musical composition, while a musical composition is the underlying work of art

A master recording is a digital recording of a musical composition, while a musical composition is the underlying work of art

A master recording is a live recording of a musical composition, while a musical composition is the underlying work of art

A master recording is a studio recording of a musical composition, while a musical composition is the underlying work of art

To grant artists and songwriters exclusive rights to their work

To prevent others from copying, distributing, or performing their work without permission

To ensure that artists and songwriters are paid fairly for their work

To promote creativity and innovation in the music industry

A copyright protects original works of authorship, while a trademark protects distinctive signs used in commerce

A copyright protects creative works, while a trademark protects inventions

A copyright protects artistic works, while a trademark protects literary works

A copyright protects musical works, while a trademark protects dramatic works

To allow streaming platforms to use musical compositions in audiovisual works

To allow streaming platforms to use musical compositions in advertisements

To allow streaming platforms to use musical compositions in video games

To allow streaming platforms to use musical compositions in live performances

To represent the rights of songwriters and composers

To negotiate licensing agreements with music streaming platforms

To collect and distribute royalties to songwriters and composers

To promote the work of songwriters and composers

A public domain work is a work that is not protected by copyright, while a copyrighted work is a work that is protected by copyright

A public domain work is a work that is not original, while a copyrighted work is a work that is original

A public domain work is a work that is not published, while a copyrighted work is a work that is published

A public domain work is a work that is not registered with the copyright office, while a copyrighted work is a work that is registered with the copyright office

To set royalty rates for mechanical licenses

To set royalty rates for synchronization licenses

To set royalty rates for public performance licenses

To set royalty rates for all types of music licenses

A performance royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed in public, while a mechanical royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is reproduced and distributed

A performance royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed on the radio, while a mechanical royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed on television

A performance royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed live, while a mechanical royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed in a recording

A performance royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed in a film, while a mechanical royalty is paid to artists and songwriters when their work is performed in a video game

To provide a safe harbor for online service providers from copyright infringement liability

To create a system for takedown notices of infringing content

To establish a copyright small claims court

To all of the above