Sentence examples for split royalty from inspiring English sources

Owning those rights are valuable because once Mr. Jackson owns them outright, he does not have to split royalty payments with Sony as he does now.

That is, of course, apart from the fact that they're all enormously successful millionaires (except, probably Arcade Fire who has to split royalty fees among way too many band members).

That is, of course, apart from the fact that they're all enormously successful millionaires (except, probably Arcade Fire who has to split royalty fees amongst way too many band members).

(The Beatles split royalties despite Lennon and McCartney writing most of the songs).

"It's short-term pain, but long term, you don't have to split royalties".

In 1987, Montagnier and Gallo were named co-discoverers and agreed to split royalties from the blood test for HIV, though the US scientist got no share of the Nobel prize.

There was the novel "Lo's Diary," which told "Lolita" from the point of view of the nymphet (Nabokov's son sued, and settled for split royalties); there has been a new version of "Wuthering Heights," seen from the point of view of Heathcliff.

It can be gratifying work for a handful of ghosts, who get to hang with a star for more than a year and can make up to $500,000, or split royalties and advances with the subject.

The Beggars Group (which includes XL Recordings) already splits royalties 50/50 with its artists – and yet some of its artist, such as Thom Yorke and David Byrne, have been vocal critics of Spotify; Adele initially withheld her last album from the service.

Presently, songwriters and music publishers split a royalty from the manufacture and distribution of each song.

Is going to split the royalties, with provision that he alters it like he says.