ACCC continues exemption to APRA arrangements for music rights
The ACCC re-authorised APRA's collective music licensing arrangements, which would otherwise raise competition law issues. Venues, broadcasters and businesses playing music continue to license through the existing collective model.
What it means for business
It may be worth confirming music licensing arrangements remain appropriate for how the business actually uses music.
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