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Electronically Filed Docket: 14CRB0010CD/SD (201013) Filing Date: 03/22/2020 11:21:05 PM Public VersionBefore the COPYRIGHT ROYALTY JUDGES Washington, D.C. In the Matter of Distribution of Cable Royalty

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3. Fill in your personal information accurately, such as name, contact details, and address.
4. Provide details about the copyrighted work, including title, date of creation, and any additional information required.
5. Determine the type of copyright royalty you are seeking, such as mechanical, performance, or synchronization rights.
6. Calculate the royalty amount based on the terms and rates specified by the copyright owner or governing authority.
7. Include any supporting documents or evidence of your ownership or authorization to request the royalty.
8. Double-check all the information provided to ensure its accuracy and completeness.
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Public version copyright royalty refers to the fees that are collected for the public distribution of copyrighted works, ensuring that creators receive compensation when their works are shared publicly.

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Individuals or entities that distribute copyrighted works to the public are required to file public version copyright royalty, including publishers, broadcasters, and other media distributors.

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The information that must be reported includes the title of the copyrighted work, the name of the copyright owner, the amount of royalties collected, and the distribution methods used.