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Who Gets Paid When an Internet Radio Station Plays a Song?

George Bundy
George Bundy is Chairman and CEO of BRS Media, a company which helps radio stations with internet branding. Under the name Dot FM, BRS is also the sole registrar of domain names in the .fm country code top level domain (for example, last.fm, 106.fm), which has become popular among internet radio stations as well as terrestrial radio stations which have an online presence.
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In a seminar held at Loyola University, New Orleans, George Bundy (CEO of BRS Media) describes the various fees and royalties that internet radio stations must pay when playing a song, how these fees differ from what terrestrial radio stations pay, the legislative history of how these differences came about, and what the future of internet radio looks like.



Shoot Date: November 2006
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