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I would like to make a CD so where do I go from here?
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The CD's arrived today and they sound and look great. However, when I play the CD, no titles of the songs come up and there is no information attached to the song.
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What is the MAPL logo and how do I use it?
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The CD's arrived today and they sound and look great. However, when I play the CD, no titles of the songs come up and there is no information attached to the song.
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http://support.gracenote.com/articles/Public_FAQ/How-To-Submit-a-CD-iTunes
For a piece of music to qualify as Canadian content (CANCON), it must fulfill at least two of the four criteria of the MAPL system:
The MAPL logo should appear on the back of the packaging as well as the CD label. This identification clearly indicates to Canadian radio stations that your music fulfills CANCON guidelines.
According to the CRTC guidelines, commercial radio stations must ensure that at least 35 percent of the popular music they play is Canadian, as defined by the MAPL system. French radio stations have a higher threshold in that they must play 55 percent Canadian content; if the music includes French-language vocals, the required percentage is 65 percent. Both English and French stations must meet these requirements over the broadcast week and between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (this ensures that Canadian content is not broadcast only late at night). The regulations also stipulate that qualifying musical selections be played in their entirety (CRTC, 2009).
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