Small Webcasters turn deaf ear to SoundExchange offer
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The group that collects royalties from Internet radio stations offering small radio broadcasters more time before they would have to pay newly approved higher royalty rates to stream music online. But the SaveNetRadio organization would have none of it.
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US Internet radio listeners will tune in to the sound of silence on Tuesday as webcasters protest a sharp rise in royalty fees that critics say will force thousands of online stations to close.
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Scammers are now using MP3 file attachments to pitch stocks in pump-and-dump schemes.
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Blog: Some Webcasters say they're encouraged by recent offers by the record industry group charged with collecting higher fees, but nothing's set in stone yet.
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It looks grim for webcasters -- the U.S. Copyright Royalty Board announces retroactive rates, endorsing a per-play proposal by RIAA-associated SoundExchange. In Listening Post.
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NEW YORK, June 25  /PRNewswire/ -- Emmis Communications chooses StreamAudio to "stream" its radio signals on the Internet for all stations.
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The performance rights organization that collects royalties from streaming music providers on behalf of recording artists and copyright holders, has offered small streamers a reduced rate that caps royalties collected at 10% to 12% of their annual revenue. But for selected streamers to qualify, they would need to sign an agreement with the SoundExchange organization that would include a cap on growth, and a possible penalty for growing too fast.
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com. Macromedia on Tuesday opened up its Breeze Live hosted Web conferencing service to smaller shops by adding pay-as-you-go pricing to the subscription deals it had earlier offered.
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WASHINGTON  --  Exasperated listeners weary of hearing the same songs over and over on the radio may have something to cheer about in a pair of innovative deals that could shake up the music playlists of some of the nation's largest radio-station chains.
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Dotted around the globe are shadowy, short-range transmitters beaming strange radio messages across the planet. The messages are indecipherable, and often unlistenable. Nonetheless, they have their fans. By Jason Walsh.
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As more and more retailers try to cash in on the online music scene, things are becoming increasingly befuddling for consumers -- especially for consumers who stray from the Apple iPod fold.
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A VoIP supplier goes in search of something better than FTP.
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Watching video online in small, fuzzy boxes is heading the way of rabbit ears.
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Web radio broadcasters go off air in protest at plans to hike royalty payments when music is played online.
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Large music webcasters are claiming the recording industry is "backtracking" on its offer to compromise with them over new, higher royalty rates.
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Bid4Spots (http://www.bid4spots.com)  today reported that it has signed 200 Internet radio stations within the  first month of announcing the industry's first  reverse auction to facilitate buying and selling advertising for  independent online radio.
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The future of online radio in jeopardy Internet radio stations have rejected a compromise proposal from the US music industry on higher music licence payments. It would allow small stations to keep the old fee structure, but stations claim the deal is designed to stunt net radio's growth.â¦