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Instead of competing, firmly installed media simply legislate new ideas out of existence: ...royalty arrangements currentyly require Web-only music sites to pay record companies 14 cents per song, per listener. For broadcast radio stations who happen to stream their music over a Web site, the rates are half as much.
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hey, I don't like CARP anymore than anyone else, but the rate is clearly not 14 cents/song. It is .14 cents/song. See
http://www.copyright.gov/carp/webcasting_rates_a.pdf
which is at the Library of Congress site
http://www.loc.gov/copyright/carp/webcasting_rates.html
web radio fan 21 May 2002
Not so fast Billy Ray...
Looks like Internet radio will continue to pump out its warbly, treble-heavy broadcasts.
Gomez 21 May 2002