Pardon the question but if publishing, which is one of the rare income streams for the songwriter, is such a bad game what exactly keeps a person in for long enough to become a director? Reads a little like the conservative politician gone green in retirement. And believe me I don't want to think badly of publishing companies today, they make record company people look like exactly what they usually are, shyster commerce graduates. --- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "Kent Sandvik" <sandvik@...> wrote: > > On 4/6/07, GAmoore@... <GAmoore@...> wrote: > > I got this reponse from BMI - so good news! > > __________________________________ > > > > Yes, you qualify to sign up for BMI if selling your CD's online. In regards > > to your question about publishing, you can be your own publisher if it is > > an > > individual company. If you plan to have a company where there are 2 or more > > people involved, you will need to file as a DBA. You can also collect your > > publishing royalties through your writer's account and avoiding the process > > of > > setting up an individual company altogether. Please feel free to contact me > > I you > > have further questions in regards to this. > > ... as I said... --Kent >
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Re: No need for publishing company for single person!
2007-04-07 by bloodychoir
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