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Publishers own the music which is where the control begins for a song. We give you general publishing resources to help you. 

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Guide to Music Publishing  
Great book to help you understand the basics and beyond for music publishing. This complex area of the music business can be the most lucrative money maker for an artist. An important read for all musicians who want to understand want it means to publish and retain rights to your music. 
 
National Music Publishers Organization  
Gives you great information on publishing your music to protect you. The National Music Publishers’ Association is the largest U.S. music publishing trade association with over 700 members. Its mission is to protect, promote, and advance the interests of music’s creators.
 
What does a music publisher do?  
Gives general overview of what a music publisher does.
 
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31% of the Music Publishing Revenue comes from Independent Record Labels and Musicians according to Credit Suisse.
Author: Ben Mclane, attorney
If a writer is also an artist that has an independent record coming out, or has a song being used in a film or on television, the writer should consider forming a publishing company. www.benmclane.com

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