Public spaces
Is your work reaching audiences in cafés, restaurants, hotels or other public venues? Or is a radio or television programme you contributed to being broadcast there? That use can also generate income for you.
What's in it for you?
- You’ll receive compensation when your work is used outside of traditional broadcasts
- We collect royalties from cafes, restaurants, hotels, and other public venues
- Indirect use (such as TV screens playing in the background or radio in a hospitality establishment) also counts
From use to payment: here's how it works
- Your work is displayed or played in a public space
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Cafés, restaurants, hotels, and other public venues pay a fee for that use
- We collect those fees
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We calculate your share based on the use of your work.
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You will receive the royalties to which you are entitled
How is your reimbursement calculated?
Your reimbursement depends on:
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the total amount of compensation available for use in public spaces
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how often radio and audiovisual works are broadcast
- the data we receive from radio and television broadcasters
- the proportion of your work in the total usage
- your share of the work