Music Technology Policy

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The Justice Department has a problem with Judge Vince Chhabria’s opinion in Kadrey v.

There is something reassuring about reading a Copyright Royalty Board order and realizing, question after question: yes, that is exactly what they should be asking.

There really isn’t much excuse for DistroKid to sit this one out.

As Father Callahan said in today’s homily at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, “it is not in forces that we need to begin our search for a just reward of labor, but in persons, in the rights of persons to property, in the right of persons to acknowledgement of t…

The Justice Department has entered the consolidated New York Times v.

The Copyright Royalty Board has received another thoughtful comment on the proposed Phonorecords V Subpart B settlement, this one from the Center for Responsible American Economics (CRAE).

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The 2026 Ad War: Data Centers Move From Local Backlash to Campaign Weapon Executive Summary The data-center backlash has crossed an important threshold.

Assessment The data-center backlash has crossed yet another threshold.

Continuing our series highlighting objections to the proposed Phonorecords V settlement for mechanical royalties on physical and permanent downloads, our friends Helienne Lindvall, David Lowery, and Blake Morgan focus on a deceptively simple question: What

nrsc-data-center-memoDownload Well, that didn’t take long.

As part of our series highlighting objections on the proposed Phonorecords V Subpart B settlement (mechanicals on physical and permanent downloads), we turn to the Eight Mile Music Companies—publishers of works by Eminem and thousands of other songs.