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| The Canadian Private Copying Collective is the
non-profit agency charged with collecting and distributing private
copying royalties. Established in 1999, CPCC is an umbrella
organization that represents songwriters, recording artists,
music publishers and record companies. These are the groups
on whose behalf the royalties are collected. CPCC is not an
arm of government. Enforcement of the private copying tariff
and advocacy, including representing copyright holders before
the Copyright Board, which decides the tariff, are other important
functions of CPCC. This site provides in-depth background on
each of CPCC's key functions. To locate the information of interest
to you, please see the site menu. |
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