Television Broadcasting
Television broadcasting refers to the transmission of audiovisual content (e.g., films, series, or news) to the general public. Before starting any broadcast, you must enter into an agreement with Intergram that sets the remuneration for rightsholders and the method of payment. Such an agreement ensures the broadcaster has the legal right to use all music, covering both publishers' and performers' rights, while also ensuring fair compensation for artists and producers.
Even a television channel that is not available via free-to-air broadcasting (but only through cable, satellite, or other providers) must obtain a license.
Linear broadcasting (terrestrial, cable, satellite, IPTV, webcasting, direct injection)
Associated services (archives, bonuses, catch-up content)
Production of original programming
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Contact the Licensing and Sales Department, who will arrange the licensing agreement with you.
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Before usage begins, a minimum remuneration will be set based on the expected usage. This amount will be invoiced to you monthly.
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Monthly, you must submit playlists (lists of broadcasted tracks). We also offer a music usage monitoring service that can prepare the playlists for you.
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Annually, you must submit a revenue report for the previous year, which will be used to calculate the final remuneration amount.