A coalition of US music organizations urges the US Trade Representative to oppose an EU proposal that will cost American artists over $300 million. Radio stations in the United States not having to pay royalties to the owners of recordings for their broadcasts has led to numerous…
ReleaseFirst reported 10 jul, 05:30 / 1 outlet
Reciprocity Rears Its Ugly Head Again: Major US Rights Orgs Warn $300 Million In European Annual Recording Payments About to Get Cut Off
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- 10 Jul, 05:30Digital Music NewsFirstReciprocity Rears Its Ugly Head Again: Major US Rights Orgs Warn $300 Million In European Annual Recording Payments About to Get Cut Off