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What is Copyright Check AI?
Copyright Check AI provides a comprehensive, done-for-you service designed to protect brands from the legal and financial risks associated with music copyright infringement on social media platforms. The service utilizes proprietary AI software and expert analysis to identify potential violations in both brand-owned content and influencer collaborations.
By highlighting high-risk videos and providing detailed reports, Copyright Check AI enables businesses to take proactive measures, mitigating the potential for costly lawsuits and ensuring compliance with music licensing regulations. The service extends to ongoing monitoring, providing continuous protection against new violations.
Features
- Historical Profile Check: Complete audit of brand profiles to discover potential violations.
- Regional Brand Check: Audit for brands with multiple accounts.
- Weekly Reports: Regular updates on copyright status.
- Automated Risk Alerts: Notifications of potential infringements.
- Influencer Scan: Risk assessment for influencer collaborations.
- Influencer Check: Historical audit and ongoing monitoring of influencer content.
- Guidance for Legal Music Use: Provide recommendations for using music legally.
Use Cases
- Identifying copyright violations on a brand's TikTok and Instagram accounts.
- Auditing influencer campaigns for music copyright compliance.
- Receiving ongoing monitoring and alerts for new potential violations.
- Obtaining expert guidance on music licensing for social media.
- Protecting a brand from potential lawsuits and financial penalties related to copyright infringement.
FAQs
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Can one TikTok video really cost my brand £Millions in damages?
Yes! Rihanna’s brand Fenty was taken to court for using 1 song in an Instagram post by Rihanna advertising her brand’s accessories. On average each violation is $150,000 in damages and is typically into the millions. -
Is Copyright Infringent An Issue On Social Media?
Yes it is. Much in the same way that you would need a commercial license to use music on a TV commercial, the same principle applies to Tik Tok & Instagram. Most brands are unaware of this problem. -
Is This A Serious Threat To My Business?
Yes unfortunately it is. There are multiple cases of Music Labels suing brands for using their licensed music on their Tik Tok & Instagram profile, collabs or ads. Ofra Cosmetics were recently sued for $49M and are a relatively smaller brand.Warner Music accused Bang of violating its copyrights in 187 songs by popular musicians including The Weeknd, Justin Bieber and Dua Lipa. WMG requested either actual money damages or statutory damages of up to $150,000 per song, as well as a court order to permanently block Bang from using its music. The total case is $28M -
Does Tik Tok Have A Commercial Music Library?
Yes Tik Tok does have a Commercial Music Library. To best protect your brand from copyright infringement you should always use the Commercial Music Library on all organic, paid collabs and ads. -
Is All Information Discussed Private & Confidential?
Yes 100% always. We will never share you details and information with other parties.
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