2010年2月6日 · PPL is the UK's music licensing company for over 140,000 performers and recording rightsholders.

As the UK's music licensing company for tens of thousands of performers and recording rightsholders, we license radio stations, TV channels and some online services to include recorded music in their broadcasts. We also license UK businesses and organisations to play music in public through PPL PRS Ltd, our joint venture with PRS for Music.

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As the UK’s music licensing company for more than 140,000 performers and recording rightsholders, we license recorded music when it is played in public or broadcast on the radio or TV in the UK and then distribute the fees to the performers and …

PPL licenses radio stations based in the UK, Isle of Man and Channel Islands to use recorded music within its repertoire in all forms of radio, from traditional FM/AM broadcasting to satellite and online streaming.

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You must also undertake flight training under instruction in an aircraft at a UK ATO/DTO to comply with the requirements of UK Part-FCL, as determined by a UK PPL training provider towards gaining a UK Part FCL PPL. Finally, you will need to pass a PPL skill test with a UK Part-FCL Examiner before you can submit your application.

The PPL Repertoire Search facility is designed for use primarily by PPL's licensees to search PPL's repertoire database for track information.

The PPL Member/Label Search facility is designed for use primarily by PPL's licensees to check the identity of PPL's Record Company Members and their respective labels. You can also download a Schedule of all PPL's Record Company Members and their respective labels by clicking on the XLS icon above.

PPL is the UK’s music licensing company for over 140,000 performers and recording rightsholders. We have been licensing the use of recorded music in the UK since 1934. We license recorded music when it is broadcast on radio, TV and online