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With the advent of Internet and mobile technologies there has been an explosion of companies creating and distributing exciting content digitally through the use of streaming media technology. To meet the demand and represent the interests of this relatively new sector the association of streaming media companies (ASMeC) in the UK has been set up. ASMeC will represent companies that distribute digital content (audio & visual) that is not licensed by OFCOM. This emerging market has created new opportunities as well as raising concerns. It has become important to have an organisation that can represent and protect the sector's interests as well as communicate with business and other regulatory bodies on members behalf. If you are interested in learning more about the association or are interested in joining please do make Contact |
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A nice bit of business for Last FM as they get bourght out by CBS Corp for $280 million - as featured in LA Times  CBS Corp. is buying a popular social-networking website organized around musical tastes for $280 million, combining a traditional broadcast giant with an early leader in online radio. CBS is expected to announce today that it has acquired London-based Last.fm, which claims more than 15 million monthly users, including more than 4 million in the U.S.
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SoundExchange offer stay of execution - will the UK royalty societies look at a similar policy? Article featured in Digital Media Wire  SoundExchange, the record industry entity that collects and distributes digital music royalties, announced on Tuesday an offer to extend the terms of the Small Webcaster Settlement Act (SWSA) through 2010, in a response to Congressional pressure to reach a compromise on the new royalty rates for streaming music set recently by the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB).
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Some not so good news from the other side of the pond i'm afraid as the copyright judges reject webcaster appeal on new royalty rates - as featured in Digital Media Wire  The Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) on Monday issued a ruling denying motions submitted by various webcasters asking the judges to reconsider new, higher royalty rates for streaming music online.
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Playlouder MSP moves one step closer to lift off with the signing of their second major, EMI - as featured in CMU  Playlouder MSP is a venture set up by the people behind the Playlouder.com website, which will bundle a music and ISP service into one package. People who use Playlouder as their internet provider will also be able to legally access and share music from the service's affiliated labels - which is most of the indies, SonyBMG and, as of today, EMI.
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