Health Club Management Handbook 2010

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all venues and establishments. A PPL licence can cost from
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as little as 26 pence a day (see www.musicworksforyou.
Kate Finley, marketing manager com). PPL does not retain a profit.
Christine Geissmar, head of public performance operations
Gyms playing music can For more information on
Fiona Haycock, events manager
additional ServiceS
have a distinct, proﬁ table how to obtain your PPL music
Danielle Tilley, head of public performance new business PPL’s other areas of operations include VPL, which licences
advantage over those licence
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visit ppluk.com
the use of music videos.
that do not, helping or call 020 7534 1070.
contact
to keep their existing Sport and leisure: +44 (0)207 534 1040 / sl@ppluk.com
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members satisﬁ ed and To ﬁ nd out more on how Businesses and organisations that play recorded music
attract new business. music can work for you visit product range
in public.
musicworksforyou.com.
PPL licenses recorded music for use within thousands of
There is no doubt that music is
businesses including health clubs, gyms, spas and dance
ShowS attending in 2010
*MusicWorks survey of 2000 people,
good for business. The simple
conducted March 2009
studios. A PPL licence is a legal requirement which gives Move It Dance, Leisure Industry Week, Citizen’s Advice
act of turning music on can
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If you play recorded music in public it is a legal
access to millions of songs. Bureau Conference, Trading Standards Conference.
make a huge difference to
requirement to obtain the correct PPL licence, failure
productivity and sales.
do so may result in legal action. PPL is different from
PRS for Music. PPL collects and distributes money on
PPL can make music work for you
behalf of record companies and performers whilst
PRS for Music collects and distributes money on
by offering licensing solutions behalf of songwriters, composers and publishers.
for playing recorded music in
Both licenses must be obtained to ensure all
copyright holders are fairly paid.
public. A PPL music licence will
give your gym, health club or
leisure centre instant access to
literally millions of songs – all
for as little as 26 pence per day.
ppluk.com
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