Chrysalis has announced a deal with Corporate Creative Licensing who will look to licence music in the publishing firm's catalogue to brands and advertisers. Apparently Chrysalis were impressed with CCL's work with Mothercare and Marks & Spencer, presumably using tracks from the Chrysalis catalogue. The music company's top man Chris Wright confirmed the new partnership saying: "We see ourselves as copyright owners and a company that wants to develop talent from the ground floor through our ownership of copyrights. This partnership will provide incremental revenue and we are excited by this association".
Sep 11, 2008
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Chrysalis form partnership with CCL
Publisher Chrysalis has partnered with Corporate Creative Licensing to license its catalogue to brands and advertisers, following work CCL has done for Mothercare and Marks & Spencer.