Running a podcast raises legal questions: contracts with sponsors and guests, copyright, music rights, insurance and company formation. This category is for the companies that help with them, including podcast lawyers and media law firms, music licensing and performance rights organizations, and royalty collection services. This is a directory, not legal advice, so check each company's own site for what it covers. Open a profile for a description and alternatives.
ASCAP is a member-governed, not-for-profit performing rights organization that licenses music, collects and distributes royalties, and supports songwriters and composers through advocacy, education, and AI-related initiatives.
BMI is a U.S. performing rights organization that licenses music on behalf of songwriters, composers, and publishers, collecting and distributing royalties for public performances.
Entertainment law practice led by Gordon P. Firemark providing legal services to podcasters, YouTubers, and digital media creators.
Invite-only platform letting creators own, monitor, and monetize their AI identity rights.
– August 12, 2019 – SoundExchange today announced plans to collaborate with SourceAudio to provide a new solution for the rapidly growing podcast industry to s…
Legal education, templates, and training resources for podcasters and lawyers, produced by entertainment attorney Gordon Firemark under The Podcast Lawyer brand.