It’s high time the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) judges approved the proposed Phonorecords V settlement – at least according to the major labels, the NMPA, and the other signatories, which are defending the “reasonable” deal in response to questions centering on different partici…
IndustryFirst reported 6 oct, 00:29 / 1 outlet
Major Labels, NMPA, and Others Defend Their ‘Eminently Reasonable’ Phono V Settlement Proposal in Response to CRB Questions
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