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Learn more... Microsoft Stream (Classic) is a cloud service licensed on a per user subscription basis. It's available as part of eligible Office 365 subscriptions. See Microsoft 365 pricing for the information for each subscription type.

Licenses need to be acquired for a music artist's songs or tracks to be featured in streaming. Typically musicians should be paid royalties on their original work for both sync and a master license because the streaming services pay so that they can feature the music within their platform.

Microsoft Streams is deeply integrated within Office 365. It has inbuilt integration with other Microsoft products including Teams, SharePoint, OneNote, Yammer, and more. It is available with all Office 365 Enterprise plans: E1, E3, and E5.

Video streams need a sync license, but a print license is also necessary if any song lyrics or music notes are displayed. Audio streams without any video require both mechanical and public performance licenses.

The Music License is mandatory for an artist who wants to make money from their music. Cafes, restaurants, hotels, pubs, or bars cannot play music without holding a music license.

A great deal of internet radio content is offered free of charge. Many local channels and national networks offer live transmissions through links on their websites, which you access using your phone, tablet, or other device.

You may have to seek out the original composer, independent artist, record label, music publisher, or Performance Rights Organizations (PROs). If you choose to attempt to license a song on your own, it is wise to start with the PRO and see if the song is within their own audio library.

This License allows the streaming of Master Recordings a pre-recorded recording (such as artist or record label recordings of songs sold commercially).

Learn more... Microsoft Stream (Classic) is a cloud service licensed on a per user subscription basis. It's available as part of eligible Office 365 subscriptions. See Microsoft 365 pricing for the information for each subscription type.

Licenses need to be acquired for a music artist's songs or tracks to be featured in streaming. Typically musicians should be paid royalties on their original work for both sync and a master license because the streaming services pay so that they can feature the music within their platform.

Microsoft Streams is deeply integrated within Office 365. It has inbuilt integration with other Microsoft products including Teams, SharePoint, OneNote, Yammer, and more. It is available with all Office 365 Enterprise plans: E1, E3, and E5.

Video streams need a sync license, but a print license is also necessary if any song lyrics or music notes are displayed. Audio streams without any video require both mechanical and public performance licenses.

The Music License is mandatory for an artist who wants to make money from their music. Cafes, restaurants, hotels, pubs, or bars cannot play music without holding a music license.

A great deal of internet radio content is offered free of charge. Many local channels and national networks offer live transmissions through links on their websites, which you access using your phone, tablet, or other device.

You may have to seek out the original composer, independent artist, record label, music publisher, or Performance Rights Organizations (PROs). If you choose to attempt to license a song on your own, it is wise to start with the PRO and see if the song is within their own audio library.

This License allows the streaming of Master Recordings a pre-recorded recording (such as artist or record label recordings of songs sold commercially).