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    Daytodaz3: Music sales dropped off when they started puting out shitty music. The logical thing to do here is make better music... Instead they get the governmen... more »
  • #netradio

    New Net Radio Royalty Compromise Sorta Finished, Sorta Sucks

  • #webradio

    Pandora and Other Webcasters Saved by Act of Congress

    Today the otherwise preoccupied Senate quickly passed the Webcaster Settlement Act many of you petitioned for, granting Pandora and other net radio services the right to negotiate royalties with the record industry's SoundExchange coalition for the years 2006 to 2015. OK, that's a mouthful—what it means is, they will likely not be driven to bankruptcy due to unreasonable royalty rates. More »
  • #pandora

    Pandora, Nearing Survival Deal, Gets New Threat From NAB

    CNet earlier today broke a story about how the National Association of Broadcasters—traditional broadcasting conglomerates and others who think HD Radio is more vital than the internet—is trying to kill a brand new bill that could save Pandora and other web radio services. We've done some reporting of our own, and the situation does indeed seem dire. If you love your Pandora, here's what's going on, and how you can help save its very existence: More »
  • #soundexchange

  • #surprisesurprise

    SoundExchange Possibly Overstepping Its Bounds With Illegal Lobbying

  • #fromthegovernmentbackedmafiadept

    SoundExchange Collects Internet Radio Royalties for Every Artist, Even Non-Members

  • #copyrightroyaltyboard

    Pandora Co-Founder Gives Two Reasons Why Royalty Decision Sucks

  • #internetradio

    Internet Radio Rebellion Crushed: CRB Upholds Royalty Rate Hike

  • #riaa

    NPR Says F$%! the RIAA, Albeit in an Erudite, Strongly Worded Letter After Some Tea

  • #homeentertainment

    Yet Another Reason to Boycott the RIAA

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