RE: Music on a website

If the client would like a specific song played when users are viewing
their pages are there any kind of laws that stop you from using other
people's music on your website?

If so does anybody have any specific links to further information
about this.

Many Thanks
:-)

Mike
Sat Mar 15 17:15:42 CDT 2008

yea- copyright law


"JayBee" <Jennifer_Beecroft@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> If the client would like a specific song played when users are viewing
> their pages are there any kind of laws that stop you from using other
> people's music on your website?
>
> If so does anybody have any specific links to further information
> about this.
>
> Many Thanks
> :-)

Andrew
Sun Mar 16 05:31:10 CDT 2008

The client might like the song playing, but who says the visitors do?


"JayBee" <Jennifer_Beecroft@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> If the client would like a specific song played when users are viewing
> their pages are there any kind of laws that stop you from using other
> people's music on your website?
>
> If so does anybody have any specific links to further information
> about this.
>
> Many Thanks
> :-)

JayBee
Sun Mar 16 10:26:50 CDT 2008

Hi

Thanks all. You are right about users not wanting to hear music - but
it is just something which interested me. A website which I use quite
a lot plays the tune of a popular song, from the 80s I think. It adds
character to the website and it makes me want to stay on the website
and browse around it more.

I must say it is unusual, but it made me think it might be
straightforward to get permission to use music?

;-)

Themusicase
Mon Mar 17 06:26:45 CDT 2008

On Mar 16, 5:26 pm, JayBee <Jennifer_Beecr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Thanks all. You are right about users not wanting to hearmusic- but
> it is just something which interested me. Awebsitewhich I use quite
> a lot plays the tune of a popular song, from the 80s I think. It adds
> character to thewebsiteand it makes me want to stay on thewebsite
> and browse around it more.
>
> I must say it is unusual, but it made me think it might be
> straightforward to get permission to usemusic?
>
> ;-)

Hi you have to pay organozations such as ASCAP, BMI to get a license
to use commercial music on your website. This may cost a lot of money
and take time. Instead you can rent music from a Royalty Free Music
Library. Music license for website will cost you around 40 euro and
you will be able to use the track the next moment.

Visit www.themusicase.com for high quality royalty free online music
licensing.

Best Regards

JayBee
Mon Mar 17 13:43:06 CDT 2008

On 17 Mar, 11:26, "Themusicase.com" <ad...@themusicase.com> wrote:
> On Mar 16, 5:26 pm, JayBee <Jennifer_Beecr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi
>
> > Thanks all. You are right about users not wanting to hearmusic- but
> > it is just something which interested me. =A0Awebsitewhich I use quite
> > a lot plays the tune of a popular song, from the 80s I think. =A0It adds=

> > character to thewebsiteand it makes me want to stay on thewebsite
> > and browse around it more.
>
> > I must say it is unusual, but it made me think it might be
> > straightforward to get permission to usemusic?
>
> > ;-)
>
> Hi you have to pay organozations such as ASCAP, BMI to get a license
> to use commercial music on your website. This may cost a lot of money
> and take time. Instead you can rent music from a Royalty Free Music
> Library. Music license for website will cost you around 40 euro and
> you will be able to use the track the next moment.
>
> Visitwww.themusicase.com=A0for high quality royalty free online music
> licensing.
>
> Best Regards

JayBee
Mon Mar 17 13:43:48 CDT 2008

On 17 Mar, 11:26, "Themusicase.com" <ad...@themusicase.com> wrote:
> On Mar 16, 5:26 pm, JayBee <Jennifer_Beecr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi
>
> > Thanks all. You are right about users not wanting to hearmusic- but
> > it is just something which interested me. =A0Awebsitewhich I use quite
> > a lot plays the tune of a popular song, from the 80s I think. =A0It adds=

> > character to thewebsiteand it makes me want to stay on thewebsite
> > and browse around it more.
>
> > I must say it is unusual, but it made me think it might be
> > straightforward to get permission to usemusic?
>
> > ;-)
>
> Hi you have to pay organozations such as ASCAP, BMI to get a license
> to use commercial music on your website. This may cost a lot of money
> and take time. Instead you can rent music from a Royalty Free Music
> Library. Music license for website will cost you around 40 euro and
> you will be able to use the track the next moment.
>
> Visitwww.themusicase.com=A0for high quality royalty free online music
> licensing.
>
> Best Regards

Cool. Thanks