Public Performance. The right to cause a Sound Recording or Music Video to be played or shown in public.
Public Performance. If Exhibitors propose to use audio and/or audio visual equipment to play sound or audio visual recordings and/or relay television transmissions, whether by means of TV, video, record, CDs, cassettes or other electronic means, or if Exhibitors propose to provide live performances, it is the Exhibitors responsibility to obtain all appropriate licences including from (but not limited to) the Performing Right Society Ltd 00-00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx X0X 3AB (telephone 000 0000 0000) and Phonographic Performance Ltd of 1 Upper Xxxxx Street, London, W1F 9DE (telephone 000 0000 0000) at the Exhibitor’s own expense.
Public Performance. The “First Public Performance” is the first public performance to which the public is admitted (except by invitation only).
Public Performance. The playing or performance of a work (broadcasting, concert, religious service, entertainment, revue, film, making available on the Internet etc.) Writer: Composer or lyric writer. In publishing agreements, ‘Writer’ is often used as a common term to refer to anyone who has contributed creatively to the Work.
Public Performance. If the public performance of the New Work is for an album, this constitutes as your one (1) commercial use. If the public performance of the New Work is for a mixtape, this constitutes as your one (1) commercial use. If the public performance of the New Work is for internet release or single release, cable or pay‐per‐view, that will constitute as your one
