Every stream on EarWorm — playlists, cards, and the TV station — moves under a DRM protocol: license-gated playback, forensic watermarking, and rights routed to the people who own the music. Partners below are described by what they do, not who they are.
Playback only happens under a live license lease. Request one, stream while it's valid, watch it expire — then the player locks itself.
Every session's streams carry an invisible mark. Leak a stream and the mark walks it straight back to the session that leaked it.
Run the security posture check the app runs on itself.
Creators: fingerprint your track and any catch, card, or broadcast of it routes credit — and money — to you.
Names are disclosed in diligence under confidentiality, never on the site. What matters here is the job each one does for this initiative.
The DRM, watermarking and licensing above are planned for when EarWorm streams full works. These protections are already running.
Rights holders can file a takedown through the DMCA page, and anyone can report content from the Report page.
Report it privately through the security contact page. Reports are taken seriously and handled directly.
No. EarWorm identifies recordings and links out to streaming services. Radio channels play the previews rights holders publish for discovery.