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Coordinator, Copyright

Miami, FL · On-site

$33.60K - $52K/yr

Universal Music Group is seeking a Copyright Coordinator to join the Miami office. The ideal ... Will assist in resolving song disputes and overclaims with clients and external parties. * Create ...

Coordinator, Copyright

Miami, FL · On-site

$33.60K - $52K/yr

Universal Music Group is seeking a Copyright Coordinator to join the Miami office. The ideal ... Will assist in resolving song disputes and overclaims with clients and external parties. * Create ...

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Executive Assistant

Mount Juliet, TN · On-site

$50K - $55K/yr

... Assistant . This role delivers critical administrative and operational support to our leadership ... copyright partners. Key Responsibilities * Executive Support: Coordinate complex schedules ...

The Research Assistant will support a collaborative music administration team by researching music copyright ownership, maintaining database records, matching song and release details, and helping ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Copyright Assistant, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Copyright Assistant, you need a solid understanding of copyright law, attention to detail, and preferably a degree in law, communications, or a related field. Familiarity with copyright management systems, database tools, and document tracking software is often required. Strong organizational skills, effective communication, and discretion are important soft skills for managing sensitive information and supporting legal processes. These abilities ensure accurate copyright compliance, efficient workflow, and the protection of intellectual property rights.

How does a Copyright Assistant typically collaborate with legal and creative teams within an organization?

As a Copyright Assistant, you will frequently act as a liaison between legal departments and creative teams, ensuring that all content meets copyright requirements before publication or distribution. This involves reviewing materials, flagging potential copyright concerns, and facilitating communication to resolve issues efficiently. Regular meetings and updates with both teams are common, and you'll often help coordinate the collection and organization of necessary documentation. Developing strong communication and organizational skills is essential, as you'll be balancing multiple projects and stakeholders in a fast-paced environment.

What are Copyright Assistants?

Copyright Assistants are professionals who help manage and protect intellectual property rights for individuals or organizations. They typically handle tasks such as processing copyright registrations, maintaining records, assisting with licensing agreements, and responding to copyright infringement claims. Their work supports legal teams, creators, and companies in ensuring that creative works are properly protected and that rights are enforced in accordance with copyright laws.

What is the difference between Copyright Assistant vs Patent Assistant?

AspectCopyright AssistantPatent Assistant
Required CredentialsTypically a bachelor's degree in arts, communications, or related fieldsUsually a background in engineering, science, or related technical fields
Work EnvironmentLegal firms, publishing companies, media organizationsPatent law firms, corporate R&D departments, patent offices
Industry UsageUsed in creative industries to manage copyright registrations and licensingUsed in technology and innovation sectors to assist with patent applications
Common Search & ComparisonOften compared for roles supporting intellectual property rights in creative fieldsCompared for roles supporting patent processes in technical industries

The main difference between a Copyright Assistant and a Patent Assistant lies in their focus areas. Copyright Assistants handle copyright registrations, licensing, and related legal support primarily in creative industries. Patent Assistants support patent application processes, often requiring technical knowledge in science or engineering. Both roles involve administrative and legal tasks but serve different sectors of intellectual property law.

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Licensing/Copyright Coordinator

Domino Publishing Company is seeking a full-time Licensing/Copyright Coordinator based in our Brooklyn, NY office. This position reports to the VP, Licensing & Copyright. We are seeking an individual who has great interpersonal skills, is a self-starter, and has the ability to work in an open group environment. The Licensing/Copyright Coordinator position is responsible for performing rights, mechanical, new media, and synchronization licensing, as well as related copyright administration. The position requires strong organizational and communication skills; the ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment; strong musical knowledge and an awareness of the ever-changing music marketplace. At least two years of professional experience in the music business is required.

Synchronization Licenses:

Will be assigned responsibility of the following by the VP, Licensing & Copyright:

  • Issue synchronization licenses in a timely fashion.
  • Follow up with licensees to ensure that licenses are executed and returned in a timely manner, and that the accordant invoices have been paid.
  • Utilizing Domino's existing license templates, draft, update, and keep track of all synchronization licensing for the US and Canada.
  • Liaise with Business Affairs and prospective licensees regarding requests for amendments to Domino's license templates.
  • Log and keep detailed records of all US & Canada-based synchronization licenses in Domino's database.
  • Create or review existing templates with Business Affairs and/or the VP, Licensing & Copyright.
  • Mechanical / New Media Licenses:
  • Under the VP, Licensing & Copyright's direction, draft and keep track of USA and Canada mechanical licenses via our shared database.
  • Primary point of contact with major labels, indie labels, MLC, HFA, MRI, and CMRRA for mechanical licensing and related matters.
  • Assist the GM and VP, Licensing & Copyright with new media and blanket agreements.
  • Potential to assist with broadcast, web licenses, and other types of agreements, per business needs.

Performing Rights & Digital Licensing:

  • Serve as a point of contact with the American & Canadian Performing Rights Organizations, including notification of new catalog acquisitions and, when necessary, registering new compositions on behalf of our writer/publisher clients.
  • Check and claim unmatched titles for the MLC, HFA, and MRI on a regular basis.
  • Assist PRO and mechanical/digital licensing agencies (MLC, HFA, MRI, etc.) with issues — claims, counter-claims, resolving conflicts, and occasional manual registration.
  • Manage any disputes/counter-claims in coordination with the GM – North America, VP, Licensing & Copyright, and the UK Administration Department.
  • Locate information in connection with the known synchronizations of compositions within our control (e.g., music cue sheets from various TV and motion picture studios and media-buy information from ad agencies/Competitrack).

Copyright Administration:

  • Assist Domino Publishing Co. and Domino Recording Co. with copyright registrations to the US Copyright Office, as assigned, and keep track of the status of these registrations.

Other Administrative Duties:

  • Special projects, as assigned.
  • Periodically support other members of Domino's Licensing Department and the GM – North America, as needed.

Requirements:

  • Minimum of 2–3 years of experience in Licensing and/or Administration in Music Publishing or a related industry.
  • Basic knowledge of music publishing and licensing (synchronization, mechanical, print, arrangement, performance, etc.) is a must.
  • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work well in a team as well as with other departments/clients.
  • Ability to work well under pressure and multi-task in a fast-paced environment.
  • Fluent in MS Office (Outlook, Excel, Word).
  • Experience with Music Maestro and YouTube CMS is a plus.

Domino Publishing Company shares ownership and offices with the highly respected Domino Recording Company. We are currently the worldwide publisher or administrator for a diverse roster of writers and publishers (roster found on our website). We are a fast-growing company, and this is a tremendous opportunity for an individual who has great organizational skills, is a self-starter, and has the ability to work in an open and creative environment.