Sentence examples for blanket licences from inspiring English sources

Scrapping the blanket licences would hopefully mean more people would rent their homes from landlords, he added.

MCPS told the Guardian: "MCPS endeavours to offer blanket licences to broadcasters to enable them to enjoy "all you can eat" access to record all repertoire into programmes.

Collection societies such as BMI and ASCAP have blanket licences with Google-owned YouTube, which currently only pays royalties of about $40 per million streams, according to recent royalty statements.

MCPS therefore has to ensure that any blanket licences transfer appropriate value back to the rights holders in order to be able to continue to offer as much repertoire as possible to broadcasters.

Use in a TV show or film: Background music on EastEnders, say, falls under the broadcaster's blanket licence and would cost a few hundred pounds.

For now, Chew has a "blanket" licence from British collecting society PRS for Music, which will cover the company up until it has more than £200k of annual revenues.

But a blanket licence that ISPs could opt into that entitled the ISP's customers to download and share all the music they wanted would deliver evergreen profits to the record industry – without necessitating spying, lawsuits, and threats of disconnection from the internet.

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THE fabled "Licence Raj", the suffocating blanket of regulatory controls that India has been steadily dismantling since 1991, had holes in it.

Blanket guarantees can ultimately be very costly, particularly when banks view such promises as a licence for excessive risk-taking.

Youku needs several licences.