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Again, this is not copyright's fault. This is the decision the artist makes when signing away the rights. If they don't want the airplay, don't sell to a record
by xhkkffbf 7y ago
Again, this is not copyright's fault. This is the decision the artist makes when signing away the rights. If they don't want the airplay, don't sell to a record label that puts things on the air. Believe it or not, the radio stations don't play things without permission. Heck, most artists actually pay for the airtime.
- rectang 7y ago> This is the decision the artist makes when signing away the rights. Nobody gets performance royalties out of US terrestrial radio stations — not individual artists nor record labels that artists may have signed their rights to as part of a deal.