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What does Performance rights mean?

performance rights protect a performer's live or recorded dramatic and musical performances from having unauthorised recordings or broadcasts made of them. Performance rights are particularly useful to protect the rights of performers in relation to ‘bootlegs’ (unlawful recordings of a live performance made without consent).

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