The Need for a Public Performance Right for the Use of Sound Recordings on Terrestial Radio

Wed, Jan 7, 2009

Legal, Music

Who gets paid when “Respect” is played on terrestrial radio? You might think it’s Aretha Franklin, the artist whose soulfully commanding vocal made it one of the most indelible tunes of any era. Nope. Since the late Otis Redding wrote the song, his estate gets the spoils (as does his publisher).

© 2009 The Huffington Post (full story)

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