I’m no expert, but it seems that the Library of Congress final ruling for internet webcasting fees is only slightly better than the CARP ruling and will still send most internet broadcasters out of business. 🙁
Read more here.
Might I suggest making a list of non-US webcasters so that we still have something to listen to?
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