Webcasters will stay online, as new rates are hammered out.

[Mire]

The SoundExchange executive [Jon Simson, executive director] promised -- in front of Congress -- that SoundExchange will not enforce the new royalty rates. Webcasters will stay online, as new rates are hammered out.

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[Vallikat]

The SoundExchange executive [Jon Simson, executive director] promised -- in front of Congress -- that SoundExchange will not enforce the new royalty rates. Webcasters will stay online, as new rates are hammered out.

Presure always works![url]http://blog.wired.com/music/2007/07/bre … ews-o.html[/url]

Fixed link

Its not perfect, but it is a repreive. That's certainly better news than we've had since this whole mess began.

[Ms_Idoru]

Very good news.

Now, let's see what we can do about net neutrality, shall we? Before the only american sites viewable are microsoft and the church of scientology.