Entertainment & Sports
Apr. 21, 2007
Royalty Collector Open to Deals on Internet Radio Music Rates
LOS ANGELES - A music-royalty-collecting group announced Thursday that it will discuss "mutually beneficial business arrangements" with commercial and nonprofit webcasters, many of whom have called a recent rate hike for music played over Internet radio airwaves a potential death blow to the industry.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A music-royalty-collecting group announced Thursday that it will discuss "mutually beneficial business arrangements" with commercial and non-profit webcasters, many of whom have called a recent rate hike for music played over Internet radio airwaves a potential death blow to the industry.
Webcasters have denounced a March decision...
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