What is a copyright collective?

A copyright collective is an organization that collects and distributes royalties to copyright holders. This includes authors, artists, publishers, and other copyright holders. Copyright collectives can negotiate with other organizations to get fair compensation for the works of copyright holders they represent. In Oklahoma, the Copyright Management Center (CMC) is the copyright collective that collects and distributes royalties on behalf of the authors, artists, and other copyright holders in the state. The CMC works with other organizations to ensure that the copyright holder’s content is properly licensed and that the copyright holder receives fair compensation for the use of their works. The CMC also helps to protect the rights of copyright holders by working with organizations that want to use copyrighted content. The CMC offers a variety of services for copyright holders in Oklahoma, including helping them to register their works with the US Copyright Office and to locate and monitor potential unauthorized uses of their works. They also provide legal advice and help to negotiate licensing agreements for copyright holders. The CMC works closely with other copyright collectives around the world to ensure that copyright holders’ rights are respected and that they receive the royalties they are entitled to. The CMC also works to educate copyright holders on their rights and to provide resources to help them protect their works and receive fair compensation when their works are used.

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