ASCAP opens up its database to add licensable share information
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) has become the first US performance rights society to make publicly available its online database indicating what percentage share of public performance rights it represents. The data covers more than 10 million musical compositions in ASCAP's repertory.
By logging onto the PROs' ACE Database (www.ascap.com/ace), music users and the public will be able to access what percentage of fractional shares to each copyrighted musical composition is “controlled by ASCAP.”
For example, ...
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