RIAJ definition

RIAJ means The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) which contributes toward the healthy development of Japanese culture via various activities including the spread of recorded media and the enlightenment of copyright consciousness. Their objective is to contribute to the development of Japanese culture by means of enhancing harmony and conciliation across the recording industry, diffusion of high-quality recordings (pre-recorded CDs etc.), protection of record producers' right, and efforts to promote proper use of recordings.
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Examples of RIAJ in a sentence

  • To copy or download the copyrighted music recordings and music videos from the sources of the relevant record labels or music distributors, the guest is required to apply for both licenses to the copyright collecting agency(JASRAC) and the neighboring right collecting agencies includ- ing RIAJ or record labels before copy or download.

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