Inventions were sent to an outside company, Research Corporation, for licensing, and Stanford received minimal royalty income.
James was properly credited as writer, so would have received whatever minimal stream of royalties the record generated – a Christmas bonus, you could call it.
Sure, the artists derive some minimal amount of royalties from these new channels, but they aren't getting any of the ownership.
Royalties were minimal in SoundExchange's early days — for the year that ended in March 2004, it collected only $15.6 million — and while they have grown, they remain a relatively small part in the overall picture of music royalties.
[A13.] 9/11 Report Tops Best-Seller Lists The best-selling book in America is a bookseller's dream -- it pays no author royalties, has minimal advertising or promotion costs and, in some places, there are not enough copies to satisfy demand.
Another album, Shangaan Shake, soon followed, with remixes by such DJ royalty as minimal overlord Ricardo Villalobos and UK techno don Actress.
It demands no royalties and provides minimal environmental protections.
However, there is no such license specifically for KTE-C19 because the underlying treatment was not patented by the N.C.I., so royalties will be minimal.
Adding the cost of turbines and financing, the system would cost $10 per watt of steady capacity, reasonable for something that can generate electricity with minimal operating costs (to wit, royalties paid to host ranchers).
The risk for the writer was minimal, but the payout from royalties was proportionally low so that publishers could afford to take all the risk.
