Music Licensing and Small Business: Hearing Before the Committee on Small Business, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, Second Session, Washington, DC, May 8, 1996, 4. sējumsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1997 - 257 lappuses |
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83. lappuse
... applicants that an incidental use fee that is independent of actual use is " eminently sensible " and that it would be " extremely difficult " for radio stations to track all incidental uses of ASCAP music , but concluded that it lacks ...
... applicants that an incidental use fee that is independent of actual use is " eminently sensible " and that it would be " extremely difficult " for radio stations to track all incidental uses of ASCAP music , but concluded that it lacks ...
143. lappuse
... applicant for a license for the right of public performance of any , some or all of the compositions in defendant's repertory , advise the applicant in writing of the fee which it deems reasonable for the license requested . If the ...
... applicant for a license for the right of public performance of any , some or all of the compositions in defendant's repertory , advise the applicant in writing of the fee which it deems reasonable for the license requested . If the ...
144. lappuse
... applicant requested a license . If the applicant fails to accept such license or fails to pay the interim fee in accordance therewith , such failure shall be ground for the dismissal of its application . Where an interim license has ...
... applicant requested a license . If the applicant fails to accept such license or fails to pay the interim fee in accordance therewith , such failure shall be ground for the dismissal of its application . Where an interim license has ...
172. lappuse
... applicant in writing of the fee which it deems reason- able for the license requested . If the parties are unable to agree upon a reasonable fee within sixty ( 60 ) days from the date when such application is received by ASCAP the applicant ...
... applicant in writing of the fee which it deems reason- able for the license requested . If the parties are unable to agree upon a reasonable fee within sixty ( 60 ) days from the date when such application is received by ASCAP the applicant ...
173. lappuse
... applicant or ASCAP may apply to this Court to fix an interim fee pending final determination of what con- stitutes a reasonable fee . If the Court faxes such interim fee , ASCAP shall then issue and the applicant shall accept a license ...
... applicant or ASCAP may apply to this Court to fix an interim fee pending final determination of what con- stitutes a reasonable fee . If the Court faxes such interim fee , ASCAP shall then issue and the applicant shall accept a license ...
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