No. When you sign up for a private subscription with a streaming service, you accept a number of terms and conditions. All major streaming services state that the service is for private use only. There are separate streaming services for businesses that want to play background music.
These are not rights TONO manages and the use of streaming services is not regulated by us.
On Friday, October 9, TONO will pay out NOK 43,7 million for music streaming. This is the first time we are settling revenues from digital services in collaboration with our new online licensing partner, ICE CORE....
Read the answer in a new tabIn September, TONO announced a collaboration with the music company Kreatell, which means that two TONO members will have the opportunity to participate in a songwriting camp in the USA where the goal is to write new...
Read the answer in a new tab[caption id="attachment_75669" align="alignright" width="300"] Simen Eidsvåg and Season 1 have had great success with secrecy. Photo: Private[/caption] The time when a mass-sent press release and listening link was enough to create attention...
Read the answer in a new tabIn recent years, TONO has implemented significant and far-reaching changes to its statutes, rules and practices, including new models for licensing, billing, cultural funds and board composition. TONO has also linked to...
Read the answer in a new tabFor many years, TONO has contributed to the development of Norwegian music life, both through the management of music rights and through support schemes and other music and culture promotion initiatives. Now this work will be strengthened...
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