Industry Jun 20, 2026
Japan enacts copyright law changes, granting public performance royalties to artists
Japanese lawmakers have voted through changes to the country’s copyright law so that artists and labels will have a public performance right, like in most other countries. It means artists and labels
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Complete Music Update
Japan has amended its copyright law, establishing public performance rights for artists and record labels for the first time. This change means that artists and labels will now receive royalties when their music is played in public settings within Japan.
Originally reported by Complete Music Update.
Originally reported by Complete Music Update.