Protect your right to listen to the music you want to hear on-line. Save Internet Radio

[RAC]

The RIAA is at it again. Please copy this link into your browser to learn more. http://savenetradio.org/ Protect your right to hear eclectic independent radio and discover new artists.You can save Internet radio with less than five minutes of your time. Write your congressional representative today. Pass the word to anyone you know that loves or makes music. Also, please bookmark the link and check back frequently for updates. We need your continued support and action as the situation further develops. The RIAA can't control us, so they want to shut us down. Please take a few minutes and go to the URL provided. If you think it worth your time, add your name to the petition.

http://savenetradio.org/

Thanks, RAC aka JR www.phoenixradionetwork.com

[secretagent]

http://savenetradio.org/

[secretagent]

This only applies to sites that use copywrited material, correct? A pure political broadcast would not suffer, it appears.

[RAC]

That is correct.
Only stations licensed and paying royalties for using copywrited materials are affected.

[zook]

Bump!

[zook]

Let's say I make original indie music on my own label. You have an Internet radio station. If I want, I can give you my music and you can play it without paying any royalty, right? Or not?

[RAC]

Correct Zook, if you give me permission to play music recorded under your Indie lable I can do so without
incurring royalty costs unless you and I make a formal agreement to pay you per song played on air.

[RAC]

Also Zook, We are always looking for new unsigned or independent artists. How else would they get their work
noticed without a lot of legwork on their part? If you know of someone please let me know =).

[zook]

Well, RAC, funny you should mention that. My daughter and I have a band. But before you chuckle, see our website for some downloadable samples.

http://www.personal.psu.edu/rcs8/ems.htm

I'll send Freeper mail with more details.