PBS looks into the shaky future of internet radio stations
In "Radio Paradise Lost?," NOW on PBS looks into the shaky future of Internet radio stations pending a decision to dramatically increase royalty fees on July 15. Will it begin to drive these often small, independent outfits -- including some of you --- out of business? Please feel free to direct your users, listeners, and other followings to see the report for free as it aired on Friday, June 8
Labels: crb, royaties, soundexchange, swsa
posted by Rusty Hodge at
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
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Please know that you can also view this report on the NOW Online website as well as see a list of NOW Host David Brancaccio's favorite Internet radio stations:
http://www.pbs.org/now/shows/323/index.html#internet-radio
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