Sentence examples for recording owners from inspiring English sources
Now add an additional fact: When Pandora and SiriusXM pay royalties for sound recordings under the compulsory license, the artists or sound recording owners cannot say "no", they cannot opt out of the compulsory license.
SoundExchange conducts these audits under the compulsory license on behalf of featured artists, nonfeatured artists and sound recording owners.
Nike paid $500,000 for the right to use the song for one year, split between recording owner Capitol-EMI and song publisher ATV Music Publishing (owned by Michael Jackson).
Record owners have dutifully shared the track on YouTube already, so we think there's hope for the majestic creatures yet.
Persons who never received records or no longer own records were counted as non-home-based record owners.
Respondents who had received any records, including the MCHHB, no matter whether they had showed the records to the enumerator, were counted as home-based record owners.
The policy evaluation rules afford maximum control by the record owners over their personal health data within the boundaries set by the system administrators.
Our approach uses a top-down structure to split long sequences into segments before adding noise to mask record owners' identity, which demonstrates promising utility with desirable computational complexity.
However, as the final report of the IDHS 2007 (28) showed that child immunisation completion had increased over the IDHS 2002 2003 numbers among both child record owners (73.3% vs. 70.9%) and non-owners (50% vs. 42.9%), further exploration of the association between home-based record ownership and immunisation completion is warranted.
Although the King Records single lists "Bradshaw-Mann" as the songwriters, reissues and subsequent recordings of "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" credit Tiny Bradshaw, Lois Mann (a pseudonym of King Records owner Syd Nathan), and Howard Kay.
The building's recorded owner, Hudson Street Equities Group, does not have a listed telephone number.
