One Media iP Group PLC (AIM:OMIP) subsidiary, TCAT Ltd, has launched the "TCAT Protect" app with a seven-day free trial for music industry stakeholders.
Music rights holders, record labels, and artists face issues with illegal exploitation of their music in digital stores. This happens due to audio modification and incorrect metadata, leading to unauthorised profit and significant revenue losses.
TCAT Protect aims to tackle this problem by offering tools to track, report, and gain insights into potentially infringing tracks on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
The service provides real-time monitoring of music recordings across global digital stores, allowing users to listen to potentially infringing tracks. It offers detailed, user-friendly reports that show how, where, and who is misusing music rights.
Using advanced audio fingerprinting software, TCAT Protect matches music tracks on streaming platforms, enabling users to review potential infringements in one place. This helps protect intellectual property rights and maximise revenue.
The app also provides real-time data and advanced analytics tools to help stakeholders make informed decisions.
"At TCAT, we understand the challenges faced by record labels, artists, composers, and royalty receivers in managing their rights and earnings," said TCAT's managing director, Robin Abeyesinhe.
"With TCAT Protect, we aim to provide a robust tool that enables rights holders to track their music on the monitored DSPs and to identify and take action against potentially infringing tracks, using TCAT's fingerprinting technology and bespoke software, whilst also offering transparency and security that our clients deserve."
Click here to learn more about the 7-day free trial.