Internet Radio Fairness Act: Video
The Future of Music Coalition (FOMC) held its annual summit November 13 in Washington, D.C. One of the discussion panels, “Radio-active,” focused on internet broadcasting, artist compensation, and the proposed Internet Radio Fairness Act (IRFA). Sitting on the panel were a commentator on internet radio, an artist, a lobbyist for a technology group, a union lawyer, and a staffer from SoundExchange.
If you don’t have time to watch the whole thing, at least check out the last five minutes.
About Mark DoyonI run Wampus, a creative branding agency and media label supporting emerging artists and authors. I make records as Waterslide (previously Arms of Kismet), and wrote the book 'Bonneville Stories.'
Tags: artist compensation, artist royalties, consumer electronics association, fomc, future of music coalition, indie, indie artist, indie music, internet broadcasting, internet radio, internet radio fairness act, internet radio streaming, IRFA, music copyright, music streaming, soundexchange