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 Information for Program Providers, Children's Musicians, and Storytellers

kpr was created to finally provide comprehensive public radio for kids. We are not out to make money.

However, we are mindful that your art is also your livelihood. So we'd like you to know what protections we've set in place to guard your work:

  • We follow the spirit of the  Digital Millenium Copyright Act. That is, we do not play works in their entirety unless given specific permission by the artists or copyright holders.  Most of our music programs use only one cut from any album. We also strive for few repeats. We select stories so that we use only portions of albums, where possible Our storytelling programs were composed with the permission of the storytellers, where possible. 
  • We will pay the appropriate public radio fees to the royalty organizations, including Sound Exchange, ASCAP, BMI, SOCAN, and others.
  • Where possible, we provide information about the artist and album featured, with links as available.
  • At the request of some program providers, we do not give specific dates for specific programs. Stations will not be able to re-use programs without specific agreements with program providers. Likewise, we do not archive programs unless given specific permission. Program providers retain all rights, including the right to podcasts and other forms of distribution.

Link to release form to submit materials

Please also copy this for use on websites, product, and newsletters:



and please provide a link back to our site, www.kidspublicradio.org

If you would prefer that your works NOT be featured on Kids' Public Radio in this manner, please contact us.  

 
Thank you.



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