Copyright rescue fights to get artists their dues

Music Week, June, 2004

Music publishing, while the mainstay of Notting Hill Music, is not the only string to the company's bow. Take Copyright Rescue. Essentially a royalty collection division, Copyright Rescue has been in existence for five years and collects performers' fees from areas such as TV, radio broadcasts and public performance.

"It's an interesting area," says Andy McQueen. "Because it thoroughly researches the discographies to ensure clients are correctly credited for their recordings and designated in the correct performers category, it ...