In order to distribute your music online, we only need digital distribution rights. You hold all the other rights, such as copyrights, master rights, publishing rights, and so on.
A UPC (Universal Product Code) or EAN (International Article Number) is a unique code used to identify a Release.
Interactive streaming is when a digital file is transmitted electronically to a computer or other device at the specific request of the end user in order to allow the end user to listen to a recording or a playlist contemporaneously with the user's request.
Interactive streams are sometimes referred to as on-demand streams.
Introduction
Managed by music lovers for music lovers, 7digital stores offer a simple-to-use download service with highly developed features to elevate the user experience. 7digital’s music services are available globally and optimized for Europe and North America with dedicated stores in 20 countries among which Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United States of America. 7digital’s B2B clients sell music via downloads or streaming in a variety of markets, depending on which territories each service lives in.
7digital is also the world’s leading B2B digital music solutions company. The company has provided digital music services to hundreds of international partners, including retailers, telecoms, consumer electronics companies, record companies, and many other organizations. Using 7digital’s API, partners can create new music websites, applications, and devices, or integrate music into existing services.
Partners
7digital’s global partner network includes:
7digital.com
Triller
Soundtrack your Brand
ROXi
Exlibris
Fan Label
Global Radio
Grandpad
Jazzed
Kuaishou
MyMelo
NEC
Soundhound
Soundmouse
Trebel
MusixMatch
Moodagent.
Territories
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United States of America. 7digital’s B2B clients sell music via downloads or streaming in a variety of markets, depending on which territories each service lives in.
Facebook Rights Manager helps you protect your copyrighted content at scale on Facebook and Instagram by detecting audio and video content matching yours. It uses the reference files you upload to identify potential matches and apply the rules and conditions you've set.
Rights Manager works by detecting matching audio and video content based on rules and conditions you set. You upload reference files and indicate whether you own the rights to the video, audio or both video and audio. Rights Manager finds matches and applies the rules and conditions you set.
Rights Manager isn’t the only way to monitor and protect content on Facebook. Rights Manager allows rights owners to manage content from one place at scale but you can also manage intellectual property without Rights Manager.
Only Facebook Pages are eligible and you must be a Page admin or editor to use Rights Manager. You can access Rights Manager from Creator Studio.
Page admins and editors can use Rights Manager to:
Establish content ownership by uploading reference files.
Create match rules and decide what automatic actions happen when people upload matching content.
Authorize certain people or Pages or Instagram accounts to have permission to post videos matching your content.
Review matched videos that may contain content you own.
It's important that you don't claim rights to the content you don't own. You need to exclude segments of content in your reference files that you don't have exclusive rights to use.
You can upload reference files even if the video is not posted publicly on Facebook. Your videos can be uploaded to your reference library without being posted to your Page.
Rights Manager isn’t retroactive. It may not detect videos that were posted before reference files are uploaded. You should update reference files regularly as you produce and distribute new content.