US Congress members raise concerns over inequalities in music licensing royalties
US Congress members are raising concerns over the collection and distribution of music licensing royalties by performing rights organizations (PROs). A letter was sent to the US Copyright Office highlighting issues of efficiency and compensation discrepancies between lesser-known artists and major publishers. Lawmakers are calling for an examination of PROs' monitoring practices and suggesting improvements to ensure fairer royalty distribution. The emergence of new PROs has further complicated the landscape, increasing potential licensing costs and legal risks.
Published on Monday, September 16, 2024 at 5:36 PM
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