Creatives will gain a concise overview of the rights represented by GEMA and GVL, as well as their roles, services and the process from registration to remuneration.
The webinar includes a Q&A session and is aimed at anyone wishing to gain a thorough understanding of the work carried out by the two collecting societies.
How do GVL’s Collections from the use of music in broadcasting reach the individual rights holders?
In an online webinar, we provide an insight into GVL’s data and royalty flows – from the recording of broadcast uses through to the processing of data and the distributions of Collections.
We are pleased to announce that, thanks to further repertoire registrations and additional conflict resolutions, we have been able to increase the average distribution rate for 2021 to 96.6 per cent with the final distribution.
Traditionally, the November meeting of the GuDV sets the course for the coming year: in addition to project and budget planning for 2026, the agenda included the approval of grant applications for 2026 and reports from the Finance, Tariff and Distribution Committee.
With this final distribution, GVL concludes the distribution for the usage year 2021. All funds, including provisions, that are available to us for this year will be distributed.
Around €21.9 million will be paid out in the final distribution for 2021. 183,739 performing artists worldwide participated in the 2021 distributions. These are all rights holders who have reported their contributions to used productions by the deadline.
Notes on payout notifications
This registration deadline also applies to Radio/TV -extra formats (e.g. individual contributions in non-fictional formats, advertising, documentaries).
An overview of all deadlines and dates for performers can be found here.
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