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Liner Notes
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Publishing and Royalties 101:
The Nuts and Bolts of Songwriting Income
(Part One of a Two-part
Article)
By Darcie-Nicole Wicknick
Special to MusicBizAdvice.com
CO-PUBLISHING DEAL
In a Co-Publishing Deal, the Publisher is entitled to some of the copyright
for the negotiated Term, usually fifty percent. The Publisher is also entitled to a
negotiated percentage of royalties called the Publisher’s Share. As above, usually
the Publisher actively pursues placement of the song and negotiates and executes all the
contracts.
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