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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... station that plays the music and the local tavern that keeps the radio on as background music , for instance , is dou- ble - dipping in my judgment , and it's wrong and it's unfair . Moreover , there's not any evidence that the ...
... station that plays the music and the local tavern that keeps the radio on as background music , for instance , is dou- ble - dipping in my judgment , and it's wrong and it's unfair . Moreover , there's not any evidence that the ...
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... stations . To then charge us for something as incidental as a jingle on a television commer- cial that we neither ... station , the national net- work , the local station , the local cable or prime star system , and finally from a bar ...
... stations . To then charge us for something as incidental as a jingle on a television commer- cial that we neither ... station , the national net- work , the local station , the local cable or prime star system , and finally from a bar ...
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... stations we represent , I want to express our appreciation for the time you are devoting this morning to music licensing issues . As a radio station owner and First Vice Chairman of NRB , I can personally attest to the abuses of ...
... stations we represent , I want to express our appreciation for the time you are devoting this morning to music licensing issues . As a radio station owner and First Vice Chairman of NRB , I can personally attest to the abuses of ...
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... stations will be able to manage their costs more efficiently , either by choosing to play less copyrighted music or by playing more songs from a lower- priced music licensing organization . These are the very reasons ASCAP and BMI are ...
... stations will be able to manage their costs more efficiently , either by choosing to play less copyrighted music or by playing more songs from a lower- priced music licensing organization . These are the very reasons ASCAP and BMI are ...
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... stations that play music all day long ? No. If we try to use the per program license offered today and we play 1 hour of music they would charge us for 3 or 4 hours . Thus , if more than one - third of our programs contain copyrighted ...
... stations that play music all day long ? No. If we try to use the per program license offered today and we play 1 hour of music they would charge us for 3 or 4 hours . Thus , if more than one - third of our programs contain copyrighted ...
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