Congress Urged to Reform Radio Royalties for Artists Amid Legislative Push for AM Preservation

In a push for legislative reform, various organizations have urged the United States Congress to address the current absence of royalty payments to artists for music played on radio stations. Radio stands as the sole music platform exempt from paying such royalties. This conversation gains importance as advocates suggest pairing the proposed copyright legislation with an emerging bill focused on preserving AM radio in vehicles. This potential reform could reshape the revenue model for artists and impact the broadcast industry. To explore these developments further, read more in the detailed coverage by Law360.