Sentence examples for performance royalty from inspiring English sources

"This is like a last stand for webcasting". Last year, an obscure federal panel ordered a doubling of the per-song performance royalty that Web radio stations pay to performers and record companies.

ASCAP has sent plenty of whopping performance royalty checks through the mail slot of this door.

I believe in a performance royalty because recording artists and musicians from every generation deserve to be compensated for their art.

On digital streaming services like Spotify, the situation is nearly reversed: the owners of the recording get most of the performance royalty money, while the songwriters get only a fraction of it.

Owing to the labyrinthine and piecemeal nature of music licensing in the U.S., digital radio streams e.g., plays of a song on a platform like Pandora earn a statutory digital performance royalty every time a song is played.

This stands in stark contrast to a play of the same song on terrestrial i.e., traditional FM/AM radio, where there is no statutory performance royalty, and where no money is earned on those plays.

In the United States, only the composer/songwriter and the publisher are paid performance royalties and not performing artists.

In the UK, the collection society PPL, collects performance royalties for the people who perform on the records.

Interestingly, Stroller Derby points out that "anyone can be the I", as the script is available for performance royalty-free.

It's all based on performance royalties.

From 2000 to 2002, he said, mechanical royalties fell 22percentt, while performance royalties kept growing, by 13.6percentt.