FCC Chmn. Martin and colleagues got a list of suggestions to prev...
FCC Chmn. Martin and colleagues got a list of suggestions to prevent radio payola, compiled with contributions from programming executives and music labels, said Don Rose, acting pres.-American Assn. of Independent Music. The compendium of best practices from his…
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organization aims to give more musicians airtime and make relationships between major labels and broadcasters more open, Rose told us. He said the recommendations will be publicized today (Mon.). That would be more than a month behind schedule (CD May 31 p11). “We had some radio programmers involved in the development process” working on their own behalf and not representing their employers, he said: “We aren’t directly looking for broadcaster compliance. That’s the job of the FCC, if they agree our proposals are good ones.”