When asked how songwriters actually receive the monies they are due from the PROS after they collect station royalty payments, the NAB has produced the
Congress should not mandate a performance tax on free, local radio stations that would jeopardize local jobs, prevent new artists from breaking into the recording
RESOLUTION OF THE FIFTY STATE BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATIONS, INCLUDING THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND THE COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO, IN OPPOSITION TO A NEW “PERFORMANCE TAX”
for the 118th Congress to encourage support of Local Radio Freedom Act
NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt knows battling those who want to add a fee to play music on the radio will be one of his biggest
Big record labels are asking the government to impose a new performance fee, essentially a tax, on local radio stations. This is in addition to
Congress should not mandate a performance tax on free, local radio stations that would jeopardize local jobs, prevent new artists from breaking into the recording
The MusicFIRST Coalition, which represents the American Federation of Musicians, the Recording Industry Association of America, The Recording Academy and other music groups, accused the
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