Music in your radio broadcasts

For you who use music in your radio broadcasts.

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Written by Bastian Daae

Local radio - this is how it works

Here you will find out what it costs and what you need to do to use music in your radio broadcasts.

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Internet radio - how it works

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Nationwide radio - this is how it works

We enter into separate agreements directly with each individual nationwide channel.

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What is nationwide radio?

A nationwide channel broadcasts all over Norway.

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What is local radio?

A local radio station broadcasts in a limited geographical area in Norway.

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Why do I have to pay Gramo to use music in my radio broadcasts?

If you use music in your radio broadcasts, you must, according to Norwegian law, pay to those who own the music.

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As an internet radio, who do I have to pay?

If you run an internet radio with music, you have to pay to Gramo, IFPI and Tono.

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How often do I get an invoice from Gramo for using music in my radio broadcasts?

It depends on whether it is nationwide, local radio, internet radio or local TV.

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When should I submit the transmission time information?

Once a year. Gramo sends a reminder when it's time to submit the information.

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