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Q: How do you get copyright permission to use Glen Miller songs in a presentation?
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Do you need permission to make remakes of songs?

Yes, they are protected by copyright.


Is downloading songs from a Usenet legal?

If the songs are copyright protected and have been uploaded without permission then no it is not legal.


Why can't you download songs on computer?

Perhaps you are trying to download songs that you have not purchased and therefore have the copyright permission to use. Please remember downloading copyright material without paying for it is stealing.


Is it legal to use copyrighted songs as background music on your website?

Not unless you have permission from the copyright holder to do so.


Is there a copyright violation if you use clips from movies and songs you have bought in a video for a presentation?

If the presentation would qualify under the "fair use" exception (see link below) then yes you could use them.


My friends and I want to make a non-profit album for charity using covers of popular songs what would I need to do to get permission to use the songs in my album without violating copyright laws?

get a lawyer and go to court asking permission


Is copying songs from the internet illegal?

Yes. You do not have direct/express permission from the owner/owners of the songs to copy/download them. This is considered Copyright Infringement and is punishable with a hefty fine and a period of jail time. Please view the related link for more information on Copyright laws.


Do I need copyright permission to perform songs with a school choir to friends and family where no tickets are bought?

Yes. Assuming, of course that the music in question is still under copyright protection. There is no legal distinction for what type of performance or whether any money changes hands. You still need to seek permission.


Do you have to get permission from a music artist to play their songs on radio?

Not exactly. Writers and performers bend over backwards to get their work on the radio. But you do have to observe copyright laws, which means that you might have to pay them for it.


Can a theatre company add songs to a straight play to make it a musical without infringing on copyright?

With permission of the coypright holder of the play, yes. This would generally be considered a "derivative work" under the law, which is one of the exclusive rights of the copyright holder.


Do copyright laws matter when using songs from films?

Yes; reusing others' content requires their permission. Depending on the song and the type of use, you may need licenses from many different stakeholders.


Does LimeWire have the artists' permission?

They don't. Limewire is a "Peer-To-Peer" (aka Person to Person / P2P) file sharing program. It is the responibilty of the users of the program to get the copyright holders permission to have the songs on there (In a lot of cases it is the label, not the artist that has the copyright). Most of the users do not get permission to legally put the songs on there. That means that it is illegal to download music and such from there. I would recommend you avoid it. There are sites that legally sell music for 15 cents a song. It's worth it to be legal. == == No. However they do not need to as they do not distribute any files themselves. They simply make and distribute software that allows other to distribute files.