UK’s Copyright Tribunal backs PRS For Music in cinema licensing dispute

The UK’s Copyright Tribunal has ruled in favor of PRS for Music in its dispute with the UK Cinema Association (UKCA) over the licensing of music in cinemas, according to the society. In an announcement on Monday (October 12), PRS said the Tribunal had approved changes to its cinema tariff, known as Tariff C, including an increase in the royalty rate cinemas pay to use its members’ music.

Source: UK’s Copyright Tribunal backs PRS For Music in cinema licensing dispute

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