- I've heard that venture capitalists do not like to sign nondisclosure agreements. Why?
Put yourself in the position of a VC: You may receive dozens or even hundreds of business plan submissions every month. Just keeping up with the volume of submissions is difficult. Now consider what it would be like to have to enter into an NDA with every person who submitted ......
- Warner Oz Inks Licensing Deal With Web Radio Group
Warner Music Australia has signed what it says is the first licensing deal for an Australia-based label to cover transmission of music over the Internet. Terms of the deal, with recently launched Web radio group InterActive Media Network (IAM), were not disclosed. Warner, which is said to have insisted that ......
- YAHOO TO PAY ROYALTIES FOR WEB
MUSIC.
In a significant change of position, Yahoo, Inc. has reached a licensing agreement with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) whereby it will pay royalties for broadcasting music over the Web. Yahoo has been negotiating with RIAA as part of a group of industry members (Digital Media Association) but ......
- Although Hearing Approaches, Sensenbrenner Keeps Mum
The House Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and Intellectual Property has scheduled a hearing May 17 about music on the Internet, with a focus on digital-music licensing.
- Listen.com's Rhapsody scores deals with 3 major labels
Listen.com launched its subscription service, Rhapsody, last December, and has since scored deals with three major music labels: Sony Music Entertainment, EMI, and BMG. These announcements don't come as a surprise, since recording labels have showed their interest in arranging digital music licensing for distribution over the Web recently. Listen.com's ......
- IQ News: Real Noise At Webnoize
Three announcements at Webnoize '98 this week, an annual conference for the online music industry, will put Seattle-based RealNetworks, purveyor of streaming audio and video, at center stage.
- Mp3.com Sets Up Licensing Program
Unsigned acts whose songs are posted on MP3.com now have the opportunity to match their content with potential users looking to license music for traditional or nontraditional entertainment, advertising, and other multimedia productions.