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Open and shut, actually. Businesses who publicly play music have needed to pay performing-rights royalties since people had to hand-crank Victrolas.The silver lining here is that the PRS (like ASCAP and BMI in the US) collects the money for the artists themselves, not the record labels.Unless the label strong-armed songwriting royalties from the artist, that is.
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michael @ Oct 15th 2007 2:13PM
Open and shut, actually. Businesses who publicly play music have needed to pay performing-rights royalties since people had to hand-crank Victrolas.
The silver lining here is that the PRS (like ASCAP and BMI in the US) collects the money for the artists themselves, not the record labels.
Unless the label strong-armed songwriting royalties from the artist, that is.