How can i contact the record publishing company, october cues, to get permission to use a song?
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October Cues isn't an ASCAP company.  It's a BMI company (part of SONY/ATV).  From BMI.com:\n\nPhone (615) 726-8300\nFax: (615) 743-1966\nContact:AMY CRANFORD\nSONY/ATV MUSIC PUBLISHING\n8 MUSIC SQUARE WEST\nNASHVILLE, TN 37203\nINQUIRIES@SONYMUSIC.COM
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By your signature. You have to edit your sign: \n_First, check "View HTML Source"\n_Insert code: <embed src="music.mp3" autostart="true" loop="true"> \n_Save\nNow, whenever you send mail, check "Use my signature", your friend will hear your song.
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From the copyright holder.  You need to contact the owner directly and ask for terms.
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Tell me how to do it and i will, i have the song  zerro7@sbcglobal.net
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Hit up Spread Radio Live for their Indie Artist of the month contest.\n\nAnd it just so happens I am a Promoter...Check my page.
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there is a number in the book to contact them and publish your record
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Well, the best bet is to do research on this kind of stuff instead of sending your music to publishers and seeking random people.  Most likely, you would need someone who could represent you in the industry.  Preferrably, someone who has some connections would get you in the door. \n\nDo research on google.  Master your use on keywords to find the information you need.
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i didnt find any form like that but you can use this :\n\nDear <name> <family name>,\n\nI have <reason and where you want to publish the article>, so I am contacting you in order to give me the permission to use the copyrighted content.\n\nLooking forward to get an answer from you,\nBest Regards,\n<Your Name>
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Legally you have to have the artists permission and pay him royalties, a penny or two everytime the song is played! That's also a nice thing to do but not many hollywood studios are doing it but they all cry like baby's when someone downloads their stuff! A little hipocracy? Well those stuffed shirts always think they sh*t don't smell!\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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I hate to say it, but I think that you are out of luck on this one.  The music industry generally does not accept unsolicited material.  One chance you might have it to approach a local band or musician and show them your work.  Good luck
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At worse, you can always contact a band through the contact page on their website. May not be the most direct way, but you could try. Once the webstie loads, hit the Nav button at the bottom of the menu on the left, and click Contact to be redirected to an automatic message sight. Or contact Sire Records, HIM's record label.
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You have to find the owner, contact them, and ask for permission.  The owner has no responsibility to provide contact information.  If you do contact the owner, the owner does not have to reply.  If the owner does reply, he can refuse to let you reproduce the work.  If that happens, you can offer to pay more money, but the owner does not have to accept.  In other words, the copyright owner holds all of the cards.\n\nYou should look into whether your use is "fair use," in which case, the owner cannot stop you from using the material and you do not have to pay a royalty.\n\n=====\n\nThe fair use doctrine in the United States is based on free speech rights provided by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. In the context of United States copyright law, the doctrine provides for the legal, non-licensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author's work under a four-factor balancing test. The term "fair use" is unique to the United States; a similar principle, fair dealing, exists in some other common law jurisdictions. United States trademark law also incorporates a "fair use" defense. While the names are the same, the doctrines are quite different.\n\nPhilippine copyright law has a fair use doctrine based largely, or even exactly, on the doctrine adopted in the United States.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Use
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It should tell you before you download, if the song is licensed or not...
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Contact the "Gordon Poole Entertainment Agency".\n\nHope this helps.
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You can find them here...\n\nhttp://www.requestlyrics.com/read.php?1,671797,673317#msg-673317\n\n(I can't vouch for their validity)
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I think you have to download it.\nThere are also certain graphics sites that already have the song and have gotten permission. You have to copy the HTML code which I believe is already shown.
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Yes.\n\nhttp://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/