Webcasting deal

Apparently, the webcasting deal passed the House Judiciary Committee, that’s a big step to final passage. Looks like the webcasters had to swallow some higher rates than they wanted in order to avoid the CARP fees kicking in, but at least this is back to being based on a percent of revenue, like broadcast radio has been for years.

I haven’t followed this deal too closely, but Doc’s got all the links and insight.

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