IndustryFirst reported 11 jul, 06:00 / 1 outlet

Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Pandora, and Google Coordinated to Remove Irving Azoff’s GMR from the Latest Mechanical Rate-Setting Proceedings, Legal Documents Reveal

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1 tracked outlet has reported this story, first published 11 Jul, 06:00. Digital Music News published first among the outlets Le Raver tracks. The one report Le Raver has classified carried original reporting. That is 1 of the 26 outlets Le Raver tracks. No other tracked outlet has covered it, so this page links out rather than summarising it.

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  1. 11 Jul, 06:00
    Digital Music NewsFirst
    Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Pandora, and Google Coordinated to Remove Irving Azoff’s GMR from the Latest Mechanical Rate-Setting Proceedings, Legal Documents Reveal

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The seemingly mundane deliberations over future mechanical royalty rates in the US are starting to feel like a Verdi opera — with colorful industry titan Irving Azoff and his Global Music Rights (GMR) playing an unexpected cameo role. But why are major streaming platforms so inte…