Meanwhile, Linda Ronstadt — who, unlike Browne, offers no testimony here — kept him in royalties by covering his more mawkish compositions, like "Hasten Down the Wind".
He implies, for example, that Mr. Garcia is especially fond of objects that once belonged to royalty -- covering a screen, say, with the last pieces of fabric woven for the bedroom of Louis XVI at Versailles -- because he grew up impoverished in Paris's suburbs.
Any copyright owners of nondramatic musical works and any persons entitled to obtain a compulsory license under subsection (a) may submit to the Copyright Royalty Judges licenses covering such activities.
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We've had a couple of goes at covering royalty with readers recommend playlists over the years – but this time it's just the kings we're looking for.
Because of royalties garnered from patents covering parts of Android, it's been said that Microsoft actually makes more money from Android than its own mobile platform.
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According to the London-based Design and Copyright Society, an artists' licensing organization that has acted as the primary collecting agency for these royalties and takes a 15percentt commission (covering the cost of collection), approximately 3,360 artists have been paid royalties amounting to 34 million euros since 2006.
Reinventing Radio: Clear Channel Communications continues to add to its series of historic royalty deals with record companies covering Internet and terrestrial radio.
