http://www.bmi.com/newmedia/ New Media en musicworld@bmi.com Copyright 2010 2010-06-17T18:50:17+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/533605 New Media FAQ New Media 2006-10-23T14:05:20+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/533603 BMI was the first music industry organization to embrace the Internet as a new source of performing right income, signing our first Internet license in 1995. Today, BMI’s New Media group serves more than 6,500 Internet business services and digital music providers. BMI has created innovative solutions for managing copyrights in the digital environment. The New Media & Strategic Development team has developed revenue streams for BMI in the digital world across all new media applications, negotiating royalty agreements with leading websites, subscriber music services, podcasters and mobile entertainment providers.  The group spearheads analysis, planning and strategic development for BMI in digital media marketplace as well as managing the company’s digital interests in the U.S. and around the world. New Media 2006-10-23T12:46:18+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/533554 Richard Conlon Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Communications & New Media Barry Bronstein Senior Director, Business Affairs, New Media & Strategic Development Frederic Ifrah Senior Director, Financial Analysis, New Media & Strategic Development Michael Drexler Executive Director, Business Development, New Media & Strategic Development Alaina Kell Manager, Business Development, New Media & Strategic Development Kelly Bolick Manager, Licensing Operations, New Media & Strategic Development New Media 2006-10-20T16:00:47+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/533552 Live365 Members Only BMI and Live365 are pleased to provide webcasters with a licensing solution that will make it easier to use the world’s leading music on your web site. For additional information please visit Live365. Microcasters Maximum of 25 simultaneous listeners Maximum of $500.00 in revenue per month Main offices, majority of employees, in United States BMI Microcaster Performance Agreement Minicasters Maximum of 500 simultaneous listeners Maximum of $1,200.00 in revenue per month Main offices, majority of employees, in United States BMI Minicaster Performance Agreement Live 365 members FAQ New Media 2006-10-20T13:38:39+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/550064 In order to enhance your payment & reporting experience, we have upgraded our system.  For your new login information, please refer to the email or letter you recently received from BMI, and try out our improved online customer service platform!  For assistance, please email us at mynewmediaaccount@bmi.com. Pay & Report Online Report Revenue/Traffic Licensing, New Media, Websites 2006-02-04T23:13:54+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/549540 Non-Commercial Performance Agreement The Non-Commercial Website Music Performance License is offered to any bona fide 501(C)(3) Not-For-Profit Organizations, churches, schools, or other related charitable organizations to cover the use of BMI music on their web sites.  The Non-Commercial Website License has a rate based on traffic to pages on your website. Non-Commercial Music Performance Not-For-Profit Agreement for bona fide 501(C)(3) Organizations Exhibit B Report Forms Quarterly Report Form Annual Report Form More Reporting Information Learn more about reporting requirements   Licensing, New Media, Websites 2006-02-03T23:13:57+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/549542 BMI operates as a not-for-profit organization.  All monies received, less operating expenses, are paid to songwriters, composers, and publishers in the form of royalties.  Your reports are central to this process.  Under the terms of the license, you will be responsible for both Financial Reports and Music Use Reports.  Financial reports help us to confirm that your fee payments are correct, and music use reports help us to appropriately allocate your licensing fees to the applicable songwriters, composers and music publishers. Financial Reporting Report Revenue/Traffic Music Use Reporting Report Music Use Licensing, New Media, Websites 2006-02-03T23:13:19+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/549541 Inspirational songs are an important part of church life.  Christian Copyright Solutions (CCS) has partnered with BMI in helping churches and non-profit religious organizations to comply with U.S. copyright law through an easy, one stop annual WorshipCast License. Does Your Church or Ministry Stream or Webcast Worship Services and Events Featuring Your Musical Performances? The CCS one-stop Internet Song Performance License allows churches and ministries to legally webcast your song performances on your website. “Many pastors believe that building a solid foundation for their churches’ blessing and integrity includes a commitment to honor copyrights or creative works like music. We greatly appreciate BMI’s innovation and desire to find easy solutions to complex copyright issues for churches.  We know that churches want to be supportive when it comes to honoring copyrights and BMI has taken a pro-active role in developing a solution to help churches with their commitment to compliance.” Susan Fontaine Godwin CVO / Founder To learn more, please visit CCS or call (877) 947-9687. You will be helping to support the life and ministries of songwriters and publishers whose music you value. Licensing, New Media, Websites 2006-02-02T23:13:40+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/549539 Corporate Image License The Corporate Image Website Music Performance Agreement is used if your website’s primary function is to promote your business or corporate image, or generate little or no direct revenue from music.  The Corporate Image License has a rate based on traffic to pages on your website. Corporate Image Website Music Performance Corporate Image License for non revenue making demonstration sites Exhibit B Report Forms Quarterly Report Form Annual Report Form More Reporting Information Learn more about reporting requirements   Licensing, New Media, Websites 2006-02-02T23:12:27+00:00 http://www.bmi.com/licensing/entry/549538 Website Music Performance Agreement The Standard Website Music Performance Agreement is generally for commercial entities that have the potential to generate revenues from the operation of the website.  Some possible sources of revenue may be subscription fees, online time, advertising, sponsorships, or jukeboxes to name a few. Standard Website Music Performance Website Music Performance Agreement for commercial websites as well as Podcasts Exhibit B Report Forms Gross Revenue Calculation Quarterly Report Form Gross Revenue Calculation Annual Report Form Music Area Revenue Calculation Quarterly Report Form Music Area Revenue Calculation Annual Report Form More Reporting Information Learn more about reporting requirements   Licensing, New Media, Websites 2006-02-01T23:13:36+00:00