The Local Radio Freedom Act

The Local Radio Freedom Act. Senate and house of representatives, respectively, have done just that by recently introducing “the local radio freedom act” (lrfa). The local radio freedom act, the resolution in the u.s.

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Letter in opposition to the local radio freedom act (lrfa) view the pdf. This resolution currently has 211 cosponsors. There’s nothing “local” about lrfa or radio itself.

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The local radio freedom act (lrfa), which signals members of congress's opposition to any potential legislation that imposes new performance royalties on broadcast radio stations for music airplay. This resolution currently has 211 cosponsors.

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_________, thank you for the work you are doing in service to our nation. Under the misnomer of the “local radio freedom act,” (lrfa), “big radio” is using its influence in washington to preserve the subsidy that ensures they don’t have to play by the same rules as other music platforms.

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This resolution currently has 211 cosponsors. There’s nothing “local” about lrfa or radio itself. This resolution currently has 211 cosponsors.

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The lrfa is already formally supported by 87 house. Protect music and artists from big radio. While the big record labels continued to aggressively lobby for a performance tax on local radio stations simply for airing and promoting artists’ music, broadcasters worked with congressional leaders to grow the number of bipartisan cosponsors of the local radio freedom act, a resolution that opposes a performance tax and recognizes the critical role local radio plays in.

The Lrfa Declares That “Congress Should Not Impose Any New Performance Fee, Tax, Royalty, Or Other Charge Relating To The Public Performance Of Sound Recordings On A Local Radio Station For Broadcasting Sound Recordings Over The Air, Or On Any Business For Such Public Performance Of Sound Recordings.”.

Shown here:introduced in house (05/04/2021) this concurrent resolution declares that congress should not impose any new performance fee, tax, royalty, or other charge relating to the public performance of sound recordings on a local radio station for broadcasting sound recordings over the air, or on any business for such public performance of sound recordings. Letter in opposition to the local radio freedom act (lrfa) view the pdf. Under the misnomer of the “local radio freedom act,” (lrfa), “big radio” is using its influence in washington to preserve the subsidy that ensures they don’t have to play by the same rules as other music platforms.

Senate And House Of Representatives, Respectively, Have Done Just That By Recently Introducing “The Local Radio Freedom Act” (Lrfa).

The local radio freedom act is attempting to protect small radio stations, like kaso/kbef here in minden, from having to pay additional fees for playing music. _________, thank you for the work you are doing in service to our nation. Mccaul’s signature brings to 17 the number of texas members of congress siding with.

The Lrfa Declares That “Congress Should Not Impose Any New Performance Fee, Tax, Royalty, Or Other Charge Relating To The Public Performance Of Sound Recordings On A Local Radio Station For Broadcasting Sound Recordings Over The Air, Or On Any Business For Such Public Performance Of Sound Recordings.”.

The local radio freedom act (lrfa). Broadcast radio pays royalties on musical compositions, which are typically owned by the songwriters or music publishers. In recent years, washington has made great strides to support music creators.