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Following recent licensing agreements with rightholders including ICE, Sony/ATV and Universal Music Group, Facebook is offering publishers and self-published musicians the opportunity to enter into a direct license agreement with Facebook for Facebook, Instagram and Oculus.
The deal – in partnership with HFA/Rumblefish – covers music in uploaded videos, stories and live videos across the three platforms.
To opt in, you will need an HFA online account, as well as a TuneRegistry account to add your songs. You can request an HFO account here and create a TuneRegistry account here.
For full instructions, visit the Tune Registry blog.
Following recent licensing agreements with rightholders including ICE, Sony/ATV and Universal Music Group, Facebook is offering publishers and self-published musicians the opportunity to enter into a direct license agreement with Facebook for Facebook, Instagram and Oculus.
The deal – in partnership with HFA/Rumblefish – covers music in uploaded videos, stories and live videos across the three platforms.
To opt in, you will need an HFA online account, as well as a TuneRegistry account to add your songs. You can request an HFO account here and create a TuneRegistry account here.
For full instructions, visit the Tune Registry blog.
