Sentence examples for licensing rate from inspiring English sources
Using the official online licensing rate in Britain of 0.085 penny per stream, Google would pay £2.21 million, or $3.5 million, in annual music royalty fees for YouTube in those markets.
The company's latest trick involves attempting to purchase a small South Dakota FM radio station in order to qualify for a lower licensing rate.
As makers of 11+ inch netbooks, they would now have to pay the full Win7 license on what used to be considered to fall to the lower-priced licensing rate.
"Take a Bow" was offered for use at a reduced licensing rate, which surprised Murphy, who had believed he would not be able to afford the rights given that it had been a number one hit for Rihanna.
For newly established medical schools where students have not yet graduated, the average graduation and licensing rate of all other medical schools were applied.
Patent holders who have developed pertinent new technologies — from the delivery of video on phones to power management — are at odds over royalty licensing rates.
ABI Research estimates that just four firms own almost 60% of the patents in 3G technology, pushing licensing rates as high as 28.5% of the cost of the equipment.
Any outside buyer will have to hammer out new contracts in the future with the content providers to lock-in palatable licensing rates.
Then in February, a panel appointed by the United States Copyright Office recommended music licensing rates that would compel Onion River, along with thousands of other fledgling Webcasters, to pay more than half its revenue in royalty fees to the recording industry.
Apple is said to be developing an Internet radio feature for its mobile devices, although its progress has reportedly been slowed by negotiations with music companies over licensing rates.
But Universal may encounter a precedent set in its earlier takeover of BMG Music Publishing, when the European Commission found that big labels "have succeeded in imposing higher licensing rates for recording rights" than smaller ones.
