Famous Music Copyright Infringement Cases (And What They Teach Us)
July 22, 2026
Music copyright disputes make headlines because they involve familiar songs and famous names. But the lessons from these cases apply just as much to a [...]
Church Music Licensing: What’s Exempt and What Isn’t
July 20, 2026
Many churches assume that because their gatherings are rooted in faith, music played on-site is automatically free to use. That assumption is only partly true. [...]
Office Music Licensing: Shared Playlists, Desk Speakers, and Hold Music
July 16, 2026
Most offices have more than one source of music running at any given time. A shared playlist plays over the office sound system. Someone at [...]
License to Play Music in a Cafe: Why Coffee Shops Keep Getting Hit With Fines
July 15, 2026
Most coffee shop owners do not wake up planning to break copyright law. They open a streaming app, pick a playlist that matches the mood [...]
Zoning and Multi-Area Control for Property Managers
June 18, 2026
Managing music across a property is a different problem than managing it in a single business. A café picks a playlist and runs it. A [...]
How a Business Music Service Handles Bar Licensing
June 18, 2026
Running a bar means juggling a lot. You’re managing staff, inventory, customer expectations, and the atmosphere that keeps people coming back. Music plays a big [...]
Choosing Music for Your Museum or Art Gallery
June 18, 2026
Museums and art galleries are among the few public spaces where silence is still considered a reasonable default. Many institutions keep it that way. But [...]
How Music Reduces Patient Anxiety in Healthcare Settings
June 16, 2026
Anxiety is one of the most consistent challenges in patient care. Whether someone is waiting for a diagnosis, preparing for a procedure, or recovering in [...]
Music Licensing for Restaurants
June 16, 2026
If you play music in your restaurant, you need a license. That applies whether you’re running a 12-seat café or a 200-seat dining room, whether [...]