Hey Left Hand, What's Right Hand Up To?
The RIAA (representing mainly the major labels) would have you believe that it has pushed impossibly high copyright royalty rates onto internet radio (fees that terrestrial radio does not pay) because artists get little promotional benefit from internet radio play. Looks like the major label finance and legal departments really ought to talk to their promotions departments:
Monday's mailbag (above)...those all contain at least one CD that someone
thinks will gain promotional benefit from airplay on BAGeL Radio.
Click the Save Internet Radio button to find out how you can help save the new, vibrant, creative medium of internet radio from the bastards who colluded to charge us all $16 for CDs for decades.
Monday's mailbag (above)...those all contain at least one CD that someone
thinks will gain promotional benefit from airplay on BAGeL Radio.
Click the Save Internet Radio button to find out how you can help save the new, vibrant, creative medium of internet radio from the bastards who colluded to charge us all $16 for CDs for decades.