Comments on: Save Net Radio

By: Savings Accounts

Savings Accounts — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 06:49:24 +0000

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By: shirleyjones24

shirleyjones24 — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:06:13 +0000

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By: peepsworld

peepsworld — Thu, 17 May 2007 12:36:03 +0000

Can you actually show some concern about this issue? Please. Follow Shoutcast.com’s example, because that’s how I found out about all this. Put a link for savenetradio.org at the top of your page, making sure to grab your customer’s attention.
If you think this is important than use the power you have as a huge internet radio company.

PLEASE!

I know your company would not want to hand over millions of dollars on July 15, because, that is the path your company is heading on. There are plenty of your customers that don’t even know about what is going on and I can’t blame them since the LaunchCast web site makes it seem like everything is fine.

By: KFodor

KFodor — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 13:03:57 +0000

I’m a broadcaster. And, there’s a few things
the author here is not mentioning.

First, terrestrial radio stations pay BMI, ASCAP,
and SESAC hundreds of thousands of dollars every year to license the music featured on our stations for airplay.

Many terrestrial radio stations are also streaming. Guess what? We’re not immune from the
extreme rise in internet licensing fees, either.

We’re not happy about it. It’s just that some radio companies are in better shape than others to absorb the costs of streaming. And, sadly, quite a few smaller radio companies will be forced to abandon streaming, due to this increase in costs.

I think if you would ask terrestrial broadcasters, you’d find most of them would be
of support to you. Trying to make terrestrial radio look like the enemy to promote an agenda for Satellite or Internet radio is disengenuous.

By: Campaigns For Internet Radio

Campaigns For Internet Radio — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 22:51:05 +0000

[...] Since the Copyright Royalty Board’s recent decision to deny a rehearing on the new royalty rates, there are only a few weeks left until May 15th when all Internet radio providers are required to start paying up. The latest word is that DIMA and the rest are going to hit up Congress full force. The new website for SaveNetRadio has been published and they had 280,000 letters sent to Congress in the first 3 days! And just recently, Yahoo and have started to publicly campaign with AOL airing a few PSAs on their streams. The front page of SHOUTcast has been updated and Pandora’s CEO sent an email to all their listeners last week. [...]

By: Save Net Radio « thund3rbox

Save Net Radio « thund3rbox — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 18:16:38 +0000

[...] Save Net Radio Ian, as usual, says it much better than I can, but in a nutshell, the Copyright Board has proposed (much) higher rates for internet broadcasting of music that will put small broadcasters out of business and make larger netcasters reconsider their services as well. [...]

By: resource

resource — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 14:23:43 +0000

I was really disappointed by this ruling.

If Internet radio shuts down then I’m just going to listen to my own Yahoo Unlimited Music.

It will not drive me to FM or Satellite.

Another suicide shot by the music industry.