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How Your Organisation Can Show Films and TV

Content Licensing Simplified

Why You Need a Public Performance Licence

If you run a business of any kind like a restaurant, gym, hotel, car dealership, or thousands of others, you probably want to know how you can legally show movies or TV programmes. That’s because content has become crucial to today’s business. In fact, most people have come to expect it whenever they visit.

You may not be aware, but copyrighted content requires a license to show in public, no matter which source it comes from.

That means that even if you’re just playing content directly from physical media like a CD or Blu-ray, you’re still opening yourself up to copyright infringement. And, even if you already pay for a streaming service or TV licence, you most likely still need a public performance license. Why?

Copyright Compliance for Content

The Copyrights, Design and Patients Act 1988 protects intellectual property (IP) to ensure that the creators are properly compensated. And that’s not just big producers, but small, independent ones as well.  Many producers have gone to court to protect their IP and secure compensation.

How the MPLC Blanket Licence Protects You

However, we can help businesses of all sizes protect themselves with an easy, affordable licence that cover tens of thousands of titles. We work with studios around the world to ensure that their movies and TV shows can be enjoyed at work, in public screenings, in restaurants, and more with our MPLC Blanket Licence.

Making sure you’re covered is easier than you might think and much cheaper than incurring expensive legal fees. Reach out today to see how we can help you keep your TVs on and keep your customers coming back.