Livestream licensing by SUISA
Driven by the pandemic, livestreaming of the most varied forms of events has grown in significance. Thanks to this technology, …
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Music in companies: What to bear in mind
Music plays an important role in many businesses. It creates a pleasant atmosphere for customers, guests, and employees, it enhances …
Information on live streams for SUISA members
The corona measures led to a loss of performance and earning opportunities for music creators and to a painful loss …
Videos with music on the internet: New offer for small enterprises
Until now, enterprises and individuals had to license each video with music on their websites and social media channels individually …
Adapting federal copyright law to digital usage
On 26 March 2019, after months of protest on the streets and in the Internet community, the European Parliament approved …
Copyright Act Review: Authors and publishers must benefit more from the online exploitation of their works
Last week, the Federal Council has adopted a dispatch on the new Copyright Act. SUISA is in principle content with …
First distribution of collections arising from the Youtube agreement
With its online settlementof June 2015, SUISA distributes collections based on the Youtube agreement for the first time. Income from …
Why our members don’t have to notify SUISA whether their works are on Youtube
Members have recently asked us along the lines of ‘how, where and when can I tell SUISA that my works …
Questions and answers on the licensing agreement between SUISA and Youtube
On 25 September 2013, SUISA and YouTube have announced the signature of a licensing agreement. Here are some Q&As regarding …