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Webcasters fear royalties will kill radio
Internet broadcasters across the United States protest new royalty rates tied to 1998 laws that would require webcasters to pay composers and publishers. Hawaii's Robert Abbott of Internet Radio Hawaii warns the plan could push many small outfits offline, ending niche and world music online. The dispute centers on rates set by an arbitration panel and now under review by the Copyright Office with a May deadline.
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