Music Royalty Fees Now Mandatory for Public Transport in Koshi Province

Koshi Province has implemented a new regulation making music royalty payments mandatory for the use of songs and music in public transportation vehicles. This measure ensures that artists and music rights holders are compensated for the public performance of their work. The implementation signifies a step towards formalizing the collection and distribution of music royalties within the province's public transport sector. Passengers may notice changes in the audio content available on buses and other public vehicles as operators comply with the new requirements. This regulation aims to protect intellectual property rights in the realm of music.

This new regulation in Koshi Province mandates music royalty payments for public transport, impacting artists' rights and public transport operations.