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Spinitron Chart Oct 25 2015
Extraordinarily, Beach House has two albums back-to-back at No. 11 and No. 12 in the chart: Thank Your Lucky Stars and Depression Cherry.
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Spinitron Chart May 17 2015
Courtney Barnett's Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit takes back the lead of the chart with 113 spins, followed by Alabama Shakes, My Morning Jacket, Speedy Ortiz and Built to Spill.
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Spinitron Chart Apr 26 2015
Courtney Barnett's Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit continues to lead the chart with 179 spins, followed by Sufjan Stevens, Toro Y Moi, Waxahatchee and The Mountain Goats.
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April 20, 2015
Spinitron Chart Apr 19 2015
Courtney Barnett's Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit still leads the chart with 190 spins, followed by Sufjan Stevens, Waxahatchee, Chastity Belt and The Mountain Goats.
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March 17, 2015
SoundExchange, NPR and CPB Reach Agreement for Webcasting Royalty Rates
SoundExchange, NPR and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting Ink Long-Term Agreement for Webcasting Royalty Rates
SoundExchange Press Release
March 16, 2015
SoundExchange Continues Record of Negotiated Solutions
SoundExchange today announced it has reached a settlement agreement with NPR and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) on royalty rates for the next five years for webcasting by public radio stations.
“We always prefer negotiated solutions with digital services, provided that they ensure appropriate payment to artists and rights holders. We are pleased that we have again reached an agreement with NPR and CPB. This agreement recognizes the unique circumstances and missions of these organizations, and compensates the creators of the music used in their programing,” said Michael Huppe, president and chief executive officer, SoundExchange.
“The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is pleased that we, together with NPR and SoundExchange have reached an agreement on Internet streaming of sound recordings by public radio stations funded by CPB that recognizes the unique nature of public radio and the vital service it provides to the American people,” said Pat Harrison, president and CEO, CPB.
“We are pleased to again collaborate with SoundExchange to come up with a framework for royalties that provides artists and rights holders with fair compensation while recognizing public radio’s distinctive public service and nonprofit operating model,” said NPR CEO Jarl Mohn. “The agreement is a testament to public radio’s significant contributions to musicians, artists, audiences and cultural programming in today’s dynamic music environment.”
This is SoundExchange’s second settlement agreement in five months with noncommercial webcasters. In October 2014, SoundExchange reached an agreement with College Broadcasters Inc., which represents college media outlets. The agreement ensures that noncommercial webcasters at colleges and other educational institutions will continue to have a consistent royalty framework and that the artists and rights holders who recorded the music that educational webcasters play are compensated.
The settlements, if adopted by the Copyright Royalty Board, will be in effect for the years 2016-2020.
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