All over the world, people want to spread optimism in the pandemic with a dance. In some cases, however, the receipt comes now
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Austrian Airlines has clarified all rights in advance and also paid license fees, as the company confirmed.
The “Jerusalema-Challenge”, during which staff from hospitals, companies, police or fire departments danced to the song of the same name and wanted to encourage courage during the pandemic, sometimes has an expensive aftermath: the Warner Music group has demanded license fees. In North Rhine-Westphalia, for example, the Ministry of the Interior paid for affected police stations, as a spokeswoman confirmed on Monday. For “contractual reasons” one could not give details. “Focus Online” reported that in individual cases it was allegedly several thousand euros.
In a statement, Warner stated …
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