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Say goodbye to 100 percent licensing, BMI and ASCAP. The Department of Justice filed an appeal that directly affects music publishers and song writers. Back in September, a BMI Rate-Court Judge ruled against the DOJ’s 100 percent licensing decision. In June, the DOJ had ruled that music publishers must use 100 percent licensing. Fractional licensing […]
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Say goodbye to 100 percent licensing, BMI and ASCAP. The Department of Justice filed an appeal that directly affects music publishers and song writers. Back in September, a BMI Rate-Court Judge ruled against the DOJ’s 100 percent licensing decision. In June, the DOJ had ruled that music publishers must use 100 percent licensing. Fractional licensing […]
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Eighth annual event takes place in Los Angeles on October 12thThe post ASCAP reveals women behind the music honourees appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
Two execs join PRO from tech world to sharpen up digital effortsThe post ASCAP launches Digital Team to increase transparency and efficiency appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
McCartney’s back catalogue includes 32 No.1 singles in the US aloneThe post Paul McCartney renews public performance agreement with ASCAP appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
‘ASCAP is going to keep fighting on your behalf for the reforms songwriters need in order to succeed now and in the future’
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Paul Williams calls exec a “tremendous talent”The post Warner/Chappell boss Jon Platt elected to ASCAP Board appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
$1.75m agreement with DoJ, but no admission of wrongdoing from CMOThe post ASCAP scraps exclusivity clauses as it settles for $1.75m with DoJ appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
ASCAP – The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers have announced today (May 12th) that they have agreed to pay $1.75 million and change its licensing practices to settle the U.S. Department of Justice’s claim that it violated an earlier antitrust settlement. Elizabeth Matthews, ASCAP CEO says… “Settling this matter was the right thing to do […]
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Yet expenses at society actually dropped by $3m. So what’s going on?The post ASCAP payout to industry falls by $16m, despite revenue growth appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.