TuneSat Launches Online Portal, Enables Immediate Signup for All Music Rightsholders

October 9th, 2011 by David Weiss

NYC-based TuneSat announced it has extended its TV monitoring services to all music rightsholders with a new online portal that enables immediate sign-up for new users.

TuneSat is now more easily accessible to individual rightsholders, via its new online portal

TuneSat provides audio monitoring service to aid music copyright holders in recovering royalties and tracking unauthorized use.

Via the new online portal at http://www.tunesat.com, audio rightsholders can immediately sign up for the precise monitoring services they need in the territories they choose, whether they want to monitor 10 songs or a thousand titles. Monthly subscription rates vary by number of tracks, type of service, and territories to be monitored, starting at $10 per month.

According to TuneSat, within hours after a user uploads the audio files for fingerprinting, the company begins to deliver tracking of usage within an hour of broadcast, providing the tracking data and the audio clip necessary to monitor synch licensing and royalty payments.

In addition to tracking royalties and resolving copyright infringement, TuneSat reports also provide important business intelligence regarding usage rates for a catalog, or specific writers, artists, and tracks, as well as gauging revenue patterns over time.

The company has also extended its reach to include TV broadcasts in eight new European territories: Austria, Denmark, Finland, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland, in addition to over 200 channels in the US, UK, France, Germany and Italy.

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