Verify or disapprove the following statements regarding neighboring rights royalties. Elaborate arguments in case of disagreement: 1. Neighboring rights are only relevant for performers. 2. Neighboring rights are similar to mechanical royalties. 3.

Watch the video ‘Neighboring Rights Explained in 60 seconds # shorts’, which
explains what neighboring rights royalties are and how they are collected and
verify or disapprove the statements provided below. Elaborate arguments in case
of disagreement.
1. Neighboring rights are only relevant for performers.
2. Neighboring rights are similar to mechanical royalties.
3. Neighboring rights are collected for the composition of a song.
4. Neighboring rights royalties are earned when a song is played in a private space.
5. Public performance royalties are paid out to the performer of a song.
6. Neighboring rights royalties are paid out to the songwriter and the publisher of a
song.
7. Neighboring rights royalties are paid out to the owner of a song.
8. Neighboring rights royalties are only paid out to the performing artist.
9. Session musicians cannot earn neighboring rights royalties.
10. Neighboring rights royalties are earned by the performer of a song when it is
played or broadcasted in a public space