A preliminary accord between broadcasters and music labels on terrestrial and...
A preliminary accord between broadcasters and music labels on terrestrial and online royalties (WID Aug 5 p2) “from all we have heard” is “not, by any means, a done deal,” a lawyer with radio station clients said Thursday. The outlines…
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of a possible deal where radio stations would pay about 1 percent of revenue as a terrestrial performance royalty and in turn get their streaming royalties cut 25 percent raise many questions, including about the motives of music labels, David Oxenford wrote on the Davis Wright blog. “There are many questions that will no doubt be debated” at Friday’s NAB board meeting, he said.