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What Is Music Publishing, Anyway?
Author: Eric Beall
Lesson description
Explore the five functions of a music publisher--acquisition, exploitation, administration, collection, and protection--with Berklee College of Music author Eric Beall.
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Related Berklee Music Online Courses
BMB-170 Music Publishing 101
Create and operate your own publishing company, and learn how to effectively promote and place your songs into income-generating opportunities.
Related Berklee Press Books
Making Music Make Money: An Insider's Guide to Becoming Your Own Music Publisher
An insider’s view of the music publishing business, and practical tips toward helping writers effectively assume their rightful role as a publisher of their own music.
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