Sentence examples for royalties distribution from inspiring English sources

According to Spotify's public accounts for 2011, it had about $236 million in revenue, 83 percent of which was from subscriptions, and the company paid $229 million in "costs of sales," including royalties, distribution costs and other unspecified expenses.

And with Brazil set to emerge as a major oil exporter with the development of the so-called pre-salt offshore fields, Rousseff must set policy on royalties distribution and whether the government takes greater control over the production of crude, said William Smith, an international studies professor at the University of Miami.

In 2003, America's three recognized performing rights organizations -- Sesac, B.M.I. and Ascap -- reported record revenues, which, in turn, have generated bigger royalties distributions to songwriters and music publishers.

Historically, club play royalty distribution was based on the club charts, which were compiled using DJ "reaction sheets" of upcoming promo tracks.

Reimers describes the creation and approval of the pilot program for the Office of Technology Licensing and the development of a new royalty distribution system.

More importantly, if all labels – not just some of the independents – would be willing to sit down at the table with artists and hammer out a royalty distribution model that's fit for the digital age, perhaps there would be no need for the EU to get involved.

The technology could also be used to track files for royalty distribution.

Dayton, Ohio-based MusicPlay Analytics wants to increase royalty distribution for musicians when their music is played in businesses.

Royalty distribution platforms like Dubset threaten to make some of SoundCloud's most unique content like remixes and DJ mixes available on Spotify and Apple Music.

While there are many reasons to steer clear of blockchain technology, there are equally many potential valuable use cases — such as royalty distribution in the music industry, cross-border payments, management of shared ownership such as timeshares, health records and many more.

Such factors include the financial resources and level of R&D funding, the economy and industrial strength and structure in the university's surroundings, royalty distribution practices and the university's commitment to exploit inventions [45], [47].