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MMF Training: Sub-Publishing, Co-Publishing, & Publisher Relationships / International Royalty Tracking

05 March 2013

The next module of the MMF/MPA Music Publishing Professional Development Programme takes place on Monday 8th April, from 6.30-9.30pm. The module will look at:

  • Sub-publisher roles, licensing & practical relationship management
  • Print, classical, media and popular music sub-publishing: differentials & comparisons
  • Sub-publishing, co-publishing and catalogue agreements
  • Key terms & conditions; implications and negotiation positions
  • Royalty tracking & auditing: traditional & digital revenue streams
  • Cash flow: deductions, royalty collection, taxation & distribution
  • Direct membership of overseas collecting societies
MMF members can attend for the special rate of £40 (instead of the standard £80). To book your place now contact angela@mmf-training.com. Find out more about the course here.

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