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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Hi Steve + all,
...Yes technically we are able to register your tracks on upload - but as I tried to explain - we don't. Our contract exists this way as it is an easier point to quantify when a track enters our system. It does not mean that we register it then.
No copyright has been transferred until we register the track with APRA (our PRO). You have given us the right to, but nothing has been transferred at that point. There is no point at all in us registering at point of upload when you can delete your track from our site until it enters the library. We won't be marketing a library that does not exist on our site - there would be very little point in that. ... Jason, I just read through your agreement again (and printed it out for reference) and didn't see any place where I can delete a track after it has been uploaded. Where exactly is that information located in your Contributing Music Maker agreement?
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