In almost every other country in the world, artists and musicians are paid when  their music is played on the radio. In fact, the only countries besides the U.S. who  do not have a radio-performance right are China, Iran and North Korea. —  PolitiFact Texas on Monday, December 7th, 2015. Page 1 of 1. Advertisement ...
Dec 9, 2015 ... That needs to change. In almost every other country in the world, artists and  musicians are paid when their music is played on the radio. In fact, the only  countries besides the U.S. who do not have a radio-performance right are China,  Iran and North Korea.” See how Russell's claim rated in the audio player ...
In almost every other country in the world, artists and musicians are paid when  their music is played on the radio. In fact, the only countries besides the U.S. who  do not have a radio-performance right are China, Iran and North Korea. —  Politifact Texas on Monday, December 7th, 2015. Mostly True. Didn't make them,  but ...
Oct 30, 2015 ... In almost every other country in the world, artists and musicians are paid when  their music is played on the radio. In fact, the only countries besides the U.S. who  do not have a radio-performance right are China, Iran and North Korea. Second,  music royalty rates should reflect true market value. Sadly ...
Oct 23, 2015 ... This has real-world economic implications for music creators. A system that ... In  almost every other country, artists and musicians are paid when their music is  played on the radio. In fact, the only countries besides the U.S. that do not have a  radio performance right are China, Iran and North Korea. Second ...
In almost every other country in the world, artists and musicians are paid when their music is played on the radio. In fact, the only countries besides the U.S. who do not have a radio-performance right are China, Iran and North Korea.