The association will be paying Brookfield a license fee for the lunch court until 2013.
Another $35 million of revenue was lost after the government canceled the television license fee for low-income viewers.
Schools currently pay an annual license fee for permission to copy and reuse hundreds of thousands of published works.
Not long ago, Los Angeles, for example, raised its license fee for unneutered dogs to a much more realistic $100.
The bill also establishes a $100 yearly license fee for those who would sell the stripers they catch.
Oh, and they'll have to pay a higher license fee for the main channel they want as well.
Sony gets a license fee for the format anywhere it sells, and in places where it produces the local version it receives production fees as well.
The company's revenue came from half of the 10-shilling license fee for receivers and a 10 percent royalty on the sale of receiving sets and equipment.
For WABC, ad revenue for the 4 p.m. hour sometimes barely covered the license fee for the show, Mr. Davis said.
The filmmakers, said Mr. Spurlock and Mr. Martesko-Fenster, will be paid a license fee for initial use of the films, but will ultimately own the rights.
Since its debut last September, "Katie" has not lived up to the expectations of Ms. Couric or the stations that paid a handsome license fee for it.
