Phonographic rights

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The phonographic rights include the rights to sound and video recordings as well as to sound and video carriers.

℗

Sound and video recordings have separate copyrights that apply from the moment they are recorded. Some manufacturers of sound and video carriers reserve the phonographic rights.

The symbol "℗" is used to represent the rights. The UTF-8 character is "U + 2117".

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Phonographic rights , at copyrightservice.co.uk , accessed November 3, 2011

See also