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(Unverified)May 3rd 2007 4:58PM
I'm the station manager for CreamyRadio.com, and this is a welcome, if temporary, reprieve from the pending royalty deadline. As SaveNetRadio wrote, "We feel strongly that Congress could not possibly have intended a structure whereby Internet radio services pay 60% to 300% of their revenue in recording royalties,while satellite radio pays 5-7% and broadcasters pay zero."
I'd ask anyone who supports fair royalty laws, or even just likes to have choices in music, to please contact your Congressperson and ask them to support H.R. 2060, The Internet Radio Equality Act.