If you create a video and use a song from a popular rock group along with the video and publish it to a website nonprofit are there legal concerns even if you recognize the musician?

Simply, yes. Not making a profit is not a perfect defense to copyright infringement. Giving the name of the infringement victim (recognizing him or her) is never a defense to copyright infringement, and (in fact) may be grounds for other claims, such as trademark or publicity rights infringement If you use copyrighted materials there may be legal problems in the future even if you give credit to the artist.

Although you may endorse this Nonprofit website or organization the artist whose music you are using may not. The best course of action that I have seen is to write to the artist's record label and ask permission. It is a long process, but if you are set on using this piece of music it is the safest route that I know about official source of the cool app: web-video-player.com Useful tutorial on google blog: funny-video-youtube.blogspot.com Anyway, you can also try to google the solution to your question.

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