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KECOBO Takes On Copyright Infringement on Popular Social Media Apps
In the age of social media, where information flows freely, the Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) is gearing up to investigate a surge in copyright infringement cases involving social media users. Executive Director Edward Sigei has sounded the alarm, highlighting suspicious activities on platforms like Telegram, Facebook, and WhatsApp. The Board’s decision to launch investigations comes on the…
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Mutuma Mathiu Nation Media Group Editorial Director’s Thoughts on Kenya’s Copyright Scene article published on Friday, May 13, 2022, vindicates our petition calling for major copyright reforms in the Kenya Music Industry.
Mutuma Mathiu Nation Media Group Editorial Director’s Thoughts on Kenya’s Copyright Scene article published on Friday, May 13, 2022, vindicates our petition calling for major copyright reforms in the Kenya Music Industry.
Mutuma Mathiu Nation Media Group Editorial Director’s Thoughts on Kenya’s Copyright Scene article published on Friday, May 13, 2022, vindicates our petition calling for major copyright reforms in the Kenya Music Industry. By George Robert Asewe DJ Probert Founder & CEO The Music Advocate Africa The Music Advocate Africa believes that Kenyans should be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a…
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You risk 10 years in jail for sharing PDF copies of newspapers on social media Kenyans have been warned of a possible 10-year jail term for anyone found guilt of sharing PDF copies of newspapers on social media.
MPAKE replaces MCSK
It’s now official, MCSK is no more. The former music copyright society which was mandated to collect royalties and distribute it among artistes failed to have it’s licence renewed by KECOBO. This was due to complaints from different stakeholders in the music industry that MCSK was actually stealing from the artistes.
Today KECOBO released a statement saying that it had reviewed two applications,…
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After revoking MCSK's licence, KECOBO resolves to this
After revoking MCSK’s licence, KECOBO resolves to this
Days ago, the Kenya Copyright Board revoked the licence of Music Copyright Society of Kenya. It’s something that came as a shocker, yet brought a sigh of relief to local artistes who had on numerous occassions voiced their concerns over the way MCSK operated.
However, it threw most of the artistes into a state of confusion with most having no knowledge on what to do next. The Kenya Copyright…
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