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Volume: 10 Issue: 5
( 2010)
Keywords:
music broadcast pvt ltd v phonographic performance ltd
indian copyright board
copyright
revenue-sharing
copyright holders
radio industry
fixed rate
music t
Authors:
prathiba m. singh ll.m.
Organisations:
singh & singh advocates (new delhi)
ROYALTIES: In Music Broadcast Pvt. Ltd v Phonographic Performance Ltd, the Indian Copyright Board held that a revenue-sharing model would be best to remunerate music copyright holders in the FM radio industry, as a fixed rate would lead to music being treated as a 'commodity'.
Music Broadcast Pvt. Ltd v Phonographic Performance Ltd
Indian Copyright Board
The Indian Copyright Board held that a revenue-sharing model would be best to remunerate music copyright holders in the FM radio industry, as a fixed rate would lead to music being treated as a 'commodity'.
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