The Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) has officially granted streaming services’ request to access unredacted Web VI materials amid the ongoing Phono V proceeding – albeit with a few conditions. Chief Copyright Royalty Judge Trevor Jefferson recently gave the green light to said acce…
IndustryFirst reported 27 oct, 04:43 / 1 outlet
CRB Approves Streaming Services’ Request to Access Web VI Materials Amid the Phono V Rate-Setting Proceeding — Albeit With a Few Conditions
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- 27 Oct, 04:43Digital Music NewsFirstCRB Approves Streaming Services’ Request to Access Web VI Materials Amid the Phono V Rate-Setting Proceeding — Albeit With a Few Conditions