Yes, all public use of music requires an agreement with TONO. This applies regardless of how the music is played and the amount of music used. You can see pricing information and sign an agreement here at tono.no.
Introduction TONO refers to Prop. 41 LS (2025-2026) and the proposal for the implementation of the rules on text and data mining ("TDM") in the Copyright Act, sections 50 e and 50 f, and new provisions...
Read the answer in a new tabThe declaration was adopted during CISAC's 100th anniversary, attended by over 450 creators, politicians and industry players from around the world. TONO was present with a delegation consisting of the Director of International Relations...
Read the answer in a new tabOn Tuesday, June 9, TONO held its annual meeting at Sentralen in Oslo, with just over 110 participants at Sentralen and around 280 participants online. Just under 200 proxies were given. Here...
Read the answer in a new tabTONO's annual meeting will be held today, Tuesday 9 June at 5:00 PM, at Sentralen at Øvre Slottsgate 3 in Oslo. Doors open at 4:00 PM. Voting members who can attend have received an invitation...
Read the answer in a new tabTONO has not previously had board members outside these groups. The board is now proposing to open up external representation on the board. The background to the proposal is described in the annual meeting document which deals with...
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